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=== On Ownership === | === On Ownership === | ||
| − | * [[Founder Members]] are the individuals whose contributions to knowledge made the [[FairShares Model]] and Brand possible (intellectual capital). | + | * [[Founder Member|Founder Members]] are the individuals whose contributions to knowledge made the [[FairShares Model]] and Brand possible (intellectual capital). |
| − | * [[Labour Members]] are consultants, educators and consultancy organisations who have made an independent, permanent, lasting contribution to the FairShares Model (human and intellectual capital). | + | * [[Labour Member|Labour Members]] are consultants, educators and consultancy organisations who have made an independent, permanent, lasting contribution to the FairShares Model (human and intellectual capital). |
| − | * [[User Members]] are individuals and organisations who spread use of the model in their work and enter into a [[Social Licence]] agreement with an authorised provider of FairShares IP (social capital). | + | * [[User Member|User Members]] are individuals and organisations who spread use of the model in their work and enter into a [[Social Licence]] agreement with an authorised provider of FairShares IP (social capital). |
=== On the Issue of Shares === | === On the Issue of Shares === | ||
Revision as of 13:03, 29 December 2017
Contents
Introduction
The FairShares Association is a FairShares Enterprise run by its members (see [1]). It is currently a project supported by Social Enterprise Europe, with its own constitution and governing processes. Supporter subscriptions are processed by Social Enterprise Europe.
The FairShares Association advocates vibrant communities in which adults become co-owners of the organisations on which they depend for work, consumer goods and public services. As barriers to ownership are minimised, so the values of mutuality, trust and reciprocity will take root, strengthening the community and eliminating poverty.
Members share a mission to protect and promote the FairShares Brand through the application of Co-operative Values and Principles in the development of the FairShares Model by specialist consultants, companies and co-operatives.
On Ownership
- Founder Members are the individuals whose contributions to knowledge made the FairShares Model and Brand possible (intellectual capital).
- Labour Members are consultants, educators and consultancy organisations who have made an independent, permanent, lasting contribution to the FairShares Model (human and intellectual capital).
- User Members are individuals and organisations who spread use of the model in their work and enter into a Social Licence agreement with an authorised provider of FairShares IP (social capital).
- One Founder Share was issued to each individual founder when the Association was constituted.
- One Labour Share is issued to educators, consultants/consultancy organisations upon signing a Social Licence Agreement with the FairShares Association. Thereafter, one Labour Share is issued for each FairShares Company / Co-operative registered with the FairShares Association by a consultant.
- One User Share is issued to each FairShares Company / Co-operative when it is registered with the FairShares Association by their consultant. Thereafter, User Shares are issued in proportion to the number of workforce members at each FairShares Enterprise.
- Investor Shares will be issued to User Shareholders and Labour Shareholders in accordance with the rules set out in the FairShares Articles of Association.
On Values and Principles
The FairShares Association was awarded the co-operative marque by the ICA on 5th March 2014.
Membership Offers
If you would like to be considered for membership, sign-up as a supporter. The FairShares Association has devised qualifying contributions for members.
