Up Next
Latest
- Employees Own a Slice of the Business at Pizza Co-Op in CaliforniaOffbeat1:13
- Elephants Form Circle to Protect Young During EarthquakeAnimals2:15
- Stranded Hiker Hangs on for Dear LifeNews1:49
- Gayle King Says Her Space Mission Was 'Surreal'Offbeat2:25
- Pallbearers Accidentally Fall Into GraveOffbeat1:56
- Toy Poodle's Owner Screams as Pit Bull Attacks Smaller DogCrime1:29
- Remains of Doomed Helicopter Pulled From Hudson RiverNews1:19
- Senator Wants to Go to El Salvador to Retrieve Unjustly Deported ManNews2:26
- Myrtle the Miracle Turtle Returns Home After TornadoOffbeat1:55
- Exotic Cat Smuggling Operation Busted in SpainAnimals1:20
- K-9 Officer Wrangles Wild Turkey Terrorizing Indiana Grocery StoreAnimals1:26
- Aimee Lou Wood Speaks Out After Being Mocked By 'SNL'Entertainment1:01
- Menendez Brothers' 85-year-old Aunt Terry Baralt Rushed to HospitalCrime1:49
- Arson Suspect Allegedly 'Harbored Hate' Towards Governor ShapiroPolitics2:16
- Donald Trump Brags About His Annual Physical ReportPolitics1:14
- Gayle King, Katy Perry and 4 Other Women Launched Into SpaceHuman Interest2:30
- 17-Year-Old With Autism Dies After Being Shot by Idaho Cops: ReportsNews2:00
- Suspect Arrested in Arson Attack on Pennsylvania Governor's ResidenceCrime2:07
- What Is the Whitney Houston Challenge?Entertainment1:21
- People Who Behaved Badly in RestaurantsOffbeat7:24
- How Comedian's Difficult Sickle Cell Diagnosis Shaped CareerEntertainment10:30
Employees Own a Slice of the Business at Pizza Co-Op in California
July 26, 2023
A pizza place in Silicon Valley is conducting an experiment of sorts, not with crazy toppings, but with its business model. Kirk Vartan is the founder of Slice of New York. Six years ago, he started selling the company to his employees as a leveraged buyout, meaning they took out a loan. They formed a board and are paying it back with their pizza profits. Customers are intrigued by the operation. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
