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Third Coast Foundry (SF) — UChicago Polsky fireside on Incorruptible

Third Coast Foundry hosts an Incorruptible fireside chat for University of Chicago alumni in SF, co-produced by the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship. Karthee Madasamy (Managing Partner, MFV Partners) reports the highlight: taking on Milton Friedman's shareholder-primacy argument in a room full of UChicago folks — the very Hyde Park lineage of the idea Eric's trying to unseat.

“The fun part for me — asking him about Milton Friedman and shareholder primacy in a room full of UChicago folks. The very idea he's challenging came out of Hyde Park. He didn't dodge, and the room didn't either.” — Karthee Madasamy on LinkedIn
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  • Sumeet Maniar Third Coast Foundry attendee
    “He's even created a method of companies to follow legally in setting up a dual structure to ensure a company doesn't get swayed by one concept (financial gravity) and has created a law firm that focusing on this. Most companies fall to financial gravity. There's a reason why Patagonia is so valuable or why he helped Anthropic setup its duality structure.”