Technovation: Why Good Companies Go Bad

Eric joins Metis Strategy president Peter High for episode 1063 of the Technovation podcast, arguing that corporate corruption rarely begins with bad actors — it emerges from organizational design, governance structures, incentives, and metrics that gradually push companies away from their original mission. High and Ries explore organizations as 'superorganisms' with collective intelligence and moral character.

“Eric argues that corporate corruption rarely begins with bad actors. Instead, it emerges from organizational design — governance structures, incentives, and metrics that gradually push companies away from their original mission.” — Technovation Podcast