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Join Clarkslegal and Quantuma, to hear how Employee Ownership Trust’s (EOT’s) are structured from an advisers’ perspective, including practical tips on how to prepare in advance and to explore key considerations when planning an exit through employee ownership trusts, both with and without third party funding.

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