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Will Coleman co-founder and CEO of Alto [Photo: Alto]
The Last Word: Alto’s Will Coleman on the Meaning of Ownership
by David Seeley | Dec 7, 2023
Coleman was invited to the New York Times' 2023 DealBook Summit in New York last week, where leaders in a wide range of disciplines gathered to discuss pressing business challenges. In Thursday's print edition of the newspaper, he was quoted talking about labor—and the meaning of ownership.
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