As a community interest company (CIC) leader, it’s essential to understand the concept of the asset-locked body. An asset-locked body is an entity that has at least two shareholders—one with and another without voting rights. The CLA’s assets are “locked” in… Read More ›
The instruction of community interest companies (CIC) provided organisations with new ways to view profit and community. Like any hybrid system, the aim was to match a combination of interests. However, a combination of interests rarely remains in balance. What… Read More ›
The world of business entities can be quickly divided into three super categories: for-profit business, charities, and community interest companies (CICs). CICs straddle the line between a pure charity and a for-profit business. A CIC can make a profit, but… Read More ›
It has been 14 years since the UK government first introduced community interest companies (CICs). CICs are very popular among social entrepreneurs who want to use business to help their local community. You can read one of our earlier blog… Read More ›