Employees take the reins at Park Cameras

Park Cameras
(Image credit: Park Cameras)

After 50 successful years, family-run photographic retailer Park Cameras has passed on the reins of its business to its team following the sale of investors shares to its employees.

By becoming an employee ownership trust (EOT), Park Cameras hopes to help retain, incentivise and reward its team of 65 staff as well as provide long-term sustainability for the company. It also plans to expand its team and increase sales instore and online.

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Laurence McJannet

Laurence is an NCTJ-trained journalist with nearly 20 years' editorial experience gained on a wide range of publications, from The Beirut Times in Lebanon to The Sunday Times, and including recent freelance engagements with Future's cycling and automotive portfolios, Outdoor Fitness, and The English Home. He has recently been undertaking a sports broadcast journalism MA at Southampton Solent, gaining valuable TV and radio experience, and am currently videographer for Frome Town FC soccer team. He is the author of Bikepacking (Wild Things Publishing, 2016).