Build Your Kingdom
The Pudding Liana Banyan is built for individual members. Five dollars a year. One person. One Helm. Twelve doors. That is the foundation, and it is where the cooperative’s soul lives. But companies have souls too. Small ones, anyway. The bakery on the corner that employs nine people. The roofing crew with twelve trucks. The tutoring center with twenty instructors. The machine shop that makes custom parts for local contractors. These are not faceless corporations. They are businesses run by people who could use a cooperative platform just as much as any individual — maybe more. ...