Thomas R. Eisenmann endorses Incorruptible

Harvard's Thomas Eisenmann calls Incorruptible Eric Ries at his most ambitious, arguing corruption results from institutional flaws that can be engineered away.

“Incorruptible is Eric Ries at his most ambitious and original. He argues that corruption — extracting value from successful companies — results not from moral failure but from flaws in our institutions. Ries shows how organizations can be engineered to resist these flaws. This is a practical manifesto for building mission-driven companies that survive success without killing the golden goose.” — Book endorsement