Paradigm Norton gives all employees a stake in the business
80% employee-owned
"The collective ownership by all the team secures the future of the business and our core values" - Paradigm Norton's Barry Horner
Financial planning firm Paradigm Norton has introduced a new employee ownership structure that means all 65 of its staff now have a financial stake in the business.
The Bristol, London and Torquay firm has transferred to an ‘employee ownership trust', which it said was designed to future-proof it against senior shareholder retirements and provide stability and security...
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