What happens to your Owner's Units when you leave.
Leaving Home Alliance is a governed event. Before your last day, the Founder classifies your departure — good, neutral, or bad — with the Council able to review conflicts. That classification determines what happens to your vested Units and to the ones that had not vested yet.
You leave in good standing — retirement, agreed transition, health, or role elimination.
Vested units are retained. You can redeem them in future open windows on the same terms as active participants.
A defined portion of the next vesting tranche may accelerate at the Founder's discretion; the remainder is forfeited.
You leave for personal reasons, another opportunity, or without a triggering cause on either side.
Vested units are retained and redeemable in open windows.
Unvested units are forfeited on your effective date. Nothing further vests.
Departure follows misconduct, breach of program terms, or a finding by the Council.
All units — vested and unvested — are forfeited. No redemption right survives.
Forfeited. Pending reward agreements and unpaid cash rewards may also be revoked per program terms.
How classification is decided
- 1 · The Founder records a leaver event with a proposed classification and effective date.
- 2 · The Council reviews. Any member with a conflict recuses; the remaining members can confirm, amend, or escalate the classification.
- 3 · On the effective date, unvested units are treated per classification and the change is posted to the ledger. Vested units continue to sit in your grant until you redeem them.
- 4 · You receive a written summary of the outcome and — if applicable — your remaining vested balance and the next redemption window.