Melissa Meredith (CEO of a public benefit corporation) sets the book against the NYT business-school argument — 'value creation vs. value captured'

Meredith co-founded and runs Collective Kairos, a public benefit corporation. She posted Christopher Marquis's New York Times finding that firms appointing business-educated CEOs saw wages and labor's share fall while shareholder value rose about 5%, with output, investment and employment flat, and lined his case up beside Eric's. Her own framing is extraction against regeneration, with the public benefit corporation as a structure already available and the book as where to start.

“Eric Ries called for the end of the shareholder primacy era for nearly the same reason that Christopher called for the end of business schools - value creation vs. value captured.” — Melissa Meredith on LinkedIn