While conversations and early work on converting more existing businesses into worker-owned companies are picking up in cities around the country, one group in Detroit has decided it doesn’t have time to wait around for everyone to figure out everything about how to do that work. They’re embarking on a strategy to simply acquire companies now, and work with employees later to convert.
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