CJS - Coopératives Jeunesse de Services. Transmettre son entreprise à ses salariés - Jetransmetsamessalaries.fr. Inter-Made. Artenréel - Coopérative d'activités et d'emploi pour les métiers artistiques et culturels. Qui sommes nous ? Le boom de l’aspiration entrepreneuriale - Cooperer Pour Entreprendre sur Coopérer Pour Entreprendre. Copéa : Association nationale des coopératives d’activités. 3BIS : Grenoble (Isère) Une alternative à l’entreprise en solo contact@3bis.fr Site web : Née en 1999 à Grenoble, 3BIS permet à des entrepreneurs de développer leur activité dans un cadre dynamique et collectif.
Inscrite dans un réseau d’accompagnement à la création d’activités économiques, 3BIS propose aux personnes un parcours d’expérimentation et de formation. A deux & plus Entreprendre : Bourgoin-Jallieu (Isère) Tél. : 04 74 28 54 31 Fax : 04 74 28 47 01 contact@adeuxetplus.com Site web : A DEUX & PLUS ENTREPRENDRE a été créée le 15 avril 2007 à Bourgoin Jallieu, à l’initiative de deux associées Véronique AUBERT et Sylvie MERG. A petits pas Tel : 032 141 7007 Port : 06 30 650 800 equipe@apetitspas.net Site web : Alteractifs : Paris info@alteractifs.org Site web : 32, Bld de Strasbourg CS 30108 75468 PARIS Cedex 10 ARCOOP : Romans (Isère) arcoop@archer.fr Site web : Would your football club be better run as a co-operative? What's the point of a football club?
If we look at the motives of its owners, we'd get some strange answers. It could be a millionaire's pension fund, a property development opportunity, a shot at a capital gain, a millstone, a tax dodge, an ego-trip, a nest-egg, a birthday present, a promotional tool, a political tool; the list is far from exhaustive. No club was ever founded with this in mind, of course. They began life as genuine clubs, open to membership from the community of players, and later supporters, who had an interest in their success. But over time – mainly for the need to raise capital to build stadia – clubs became companies, and lots of members gave way to a smaller number of shareholders.
They coalesced over time and soon clubs were dominated by a small handful of people, most eventually becoming the private property of a single person. This seems at odds with the true nature of the enterprise, which has an inherently public character. Place to bring costs under control. Operative football: fan ownership back on the agenda. This summer has provided further evidence for a truth that has become unavoidable: football never sleeps. Even as Murraymania replaced the inertia that followed England's insipid exit from Euro 2012, our national game managed to shoehorn its way back into the national consciousness with the trial of the former England captain, the Rangers saga, and Sepp Blatter's cod philosophical musings on the need to avoid moral justice.
Three different stories, but all of relevance to the supporters who gathered in London earlier this month for the Fans' Weekend, organised by the Football Supporters' Federation and Supporters Direct. Over the course of the event, which included workshops on topics such as financial fair play, community shares and the supporter liaison officer project, delegates discussed and debated the best way forward for a movement that was born in 1992, when Northampton Town Supporters' Trust was formed with the express aim of preserving an ailing community asset.
Business model set for the silver-screen as major new film tells ‘pioneering’ story of the birth of Co-operatives. A major new film telling the ‘pioneering’ story of the birth of co-operatives The “inspirational” story of the birth of co-operation more than 160 years ago is to be shown in a major new feature film. The 52 minute movie is funded by The Co-operative Group - whose own origins trace back to the original ‘Rochdale Pioneers’ – to celebrate the United Nations International Year of Co-operatives, 2012.
Made and produced by The Co-operative British Youth Film Academy, the film – whose working title is “The Rochdale Pioneers” - tells of 28 working men whose vision for a better social order inspired them to form the Rochdale Equitable Pioneers Society in 1844 - recognised as the birth of the co-operative movement. After a year’s trading (1845) membership had increased almost three-fold and the Pioneers’ fame soon spread overseas - today there are one billion members of co-operatives worldwide and, in the UK alone sector turnover exceeds £33 Billion. Contact Information:
AIBC - ICBA. Groupe Coop (Super U, Le Mutant, Coop) Coop-Atlantique. Coop Alsace. Vous n'aurez pas la COOP d'Alsace ? Nous avons eu dans ce blog l’occasion de nous intéresser à Coop Alsace ( voir A Strasbourg, les pratiques du groupe COOP inquiètent et Les Coop d’Alsace sont-elles solubles dans le Groupe Casino ?) Quelques mois plus tard, l’Association Régionale de Soutien aux Coop d’Alsace publie un communiqué “A LECLERC ET A CASINO : NON, VOUS N’AUREZ PAS LA COOP D’ALSACE !
Et la lorraine” La « Coopé » appartient depuis 1902 à ses sociétaires, et a accumulé ses dernières années des déficits importants, dans un secteur où ses concurrents gagnent de l’argent, et parfois beaucoup d’argent. comme le montre le logo, c’est dans l’alliance avec desfirmes privées, que certains considèrent comme une braderie du patrimoine et un abandon des valeurs que l’issue à ces difficultés a été recherchée Les responsables actuels semblent considérer qu’il n’est pas d’issue dans le système coopératif et recherchent auprès de Leclerc ou Casion l’issue.
Il est vrai qu’on peut légitiment s’interroger. Sommet international des coopératives 2012. CUMA Coopératives d'utilisation de matériel agricole. Coop FR GNC. CG SCOP. Scic Société coopérative d'intérêt collectif.