Dave Reilly, arguing against abolishing business schools — 'good intentions need structural support: ownership, governance and incentives'

An advisor to startups, SMBs and family-owned businesses pushes back on Christopher Marquis's New York Times call to shut down business schools, then concedes the deeper point: the owners he works with take a long view and still get pulled off it. He puts the book forward as the practical answer and would rather business schools taught its principles than closed.

“He makes the case that good intentions need structural support: ownership, governance and incentives designed to protect a company’s mission through growth and change. It’s a worthwhile read for anyone interested in practical solutions.” — Dave Reilly on LinkedIn