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John Paul Farmer (Stripe): Eric 'coaching us all on what it takes to build mission-driven orgs that last'

Stripe's Global Head of Public Sector and former 3rd NYC CTO recaps the inaugural Stripe Public Sector Summit — a half-day event for governments, universities, and nonprofits at Stripe Sessions — with Eric giving a sneak peek of Incorruptible to a standing-room crowd including a Singapore government leader, a Stanford director, AFGE, and Congressman Patrick McHenry.

“As we got ready to welcome 10,000 of our closest friends, Stripe hosted governments, universities, and nonprofits for a standing-room-only half-day event. Thanks to Hongyi Li of the Government of Singapore, Karen Kearney of Stanford University, Taylor Higley of AFGE, and Congressman Patrick McHenry for showing what's possible. Thanks to Eric Ries for the sneak peek at his soon-to-be-released book Incorruptible and for coaching us all on what it takes to build mission-driven orgs that last.” — John Paul Farmer on LinkedIn
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  • Melissa S. Chief Deputy Director, California Child Support Services
    “On a personal level, the highlight of the event was a fireside chat with author Eric Ries about his book, Incorruptible that's coming out next month, and the keynote by John Collison on Indexing the Economy. My mind is definitely pinging with new ideas that I can't wait to explore further!”
  • Courtney Sung Head of GTM, Rec Technologies
    “Eric Ries of The Lean Startup challenged us to push on making MVPs work in the public sector - an industry that "can't afford failure" – arguing that waterfall style development is, in fact, the least failure protective”