STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS


The Homebuilding Centre Limited


Since 2014, the award-winning National Self Build & Renovation Centre (NSBRC) has been owned and operated by ‘The Homebuilding Centre imited’, an employeeowned business. The SRC welcomed its fi rst visitors in 2007 and, eighteen years on, remains the UK’s only permanent visitor centre designed specifi cally to meet the needs of individual self builders, renovators and home improvers. ow from April  the business has taken the opportunity to evolve from a hybrid’ E model to a majority ET owned model – with over  of the business now held in an Employee wnership Trust ET. An ET is a special entity which holds shares on behalf of the employees of a given company. The Homebuilding Centre’s managing director, Harvey Fremlin, says: “The team at the NSBRC have always had a genuine stake in the business via our hybrid’ ownership model. ow, with the majority of shares held by our Employee wnership Trust, alongside our Share Incentive Plan and a small number of direct shareholders all employees of the business, we can build on our culture of openness and transparency, with colleagues feeling more empowered to share ideas and help develop the business. A great example of this is our two elected employee representatives, who attend our board meetings and ensure the teams views are heard.”


www.nsbrc.co.uk


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