Alex Moss is a founder and president of Praxis Consulting Group, where he advises employee-owned, nonprofit, and mission-driven clients in fully engaging employees to drive organizational performance. His expertise includes ownership culture, strategy, governance, leadership, and workforce education and engagement, and he is a frequent speaker and author on these matters.

He is a Trustee of the Employee Ownership Foundation and a past member of the Board of Directors of the National Center for Employee Ownership, and of both the Board of Directors and the Board of Governors of The ESOP Association. He has chaired The ESOP Association's professional advisory committees on Fiduciary Issues and on Ownership Culture, and he has served the employee ownership community in numerous other capacities.

Alex serves as a board of directors member of three ESOP companies, and chairs two of those. He has served on the boards of a number of cooperative and nonprofit community organizations, and he previously managed the social enterprise initiatives of a nonprofit community organization. He holds a Master’s degree in Public and Private Management (MPPM) from the Yale School of Management and an AB from Brown University.

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Podcast: Praxis' Origin Story, Employee Ownership Culture, and Leadership

Bret Keisling interviewed Alex Moss, who shared Praxis' origin story and discussed the links between culture, leadership, and a company's ongoing success.

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Podcast: Understanding and Excelling with ESOPS in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction

Alex Moss discusses why architecture, engineering, and construction firms should consider ESOPs.

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Webinar: Think Like an Owner

How can you encourage an ownership mindset among employee-owners?

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Webinar: Effective ESOP Communications Committees

This webinar highlights how the communication committee is essential to the long-term success of the organization.

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ESOP Communication Committees: An Overview

Being employee-owned is an opportunity for companies to tap into the psychological power of ownership and create an environment where employees feel, think, and act like owners.

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