Jake Romphf, Victoria News
“To stem the tide of global wealth increasingly and overwhelmingly concentrating in the hands of a few small owner groups, the South Island Prosperity Partnership’s (SIPP) Dallas Gislason said a solution is keeping equity and ownership within local economies. Phillips Brewing’s model of becoming employee-owned is an example of improving affordability by keeping money local, the SIPP executive director said.”
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