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Eric Ries — How to Build an Incorruptible Organisation

Posted 1 week ago Tagged best practices builder's intuition Clay Christensen corporate corruption corporate governance Costco enlightened capitalism Eric Ries ethos Fedmart fiduciary duty financial gravity founder mode golden goose governance fortress hyper-financialisation Incorruptible Incorruptible Blueprint Innovation Jim Sinegal Leadership Long-Term Stock Exchange LTSE mission drift New Lanark organisational character organisational strength Robert Owen shareholder primacy short-termism Sol Price superorganism The Lean Startup value creation value extraction Wall Street

Eric Ries — author of Incorruptible and founder of the Long-Term Stock Exchange — joins Aidan McCullen to expose the hidden forces that corrupt mission-driven organisations. From financial gravity and the golden goose problem to the LTSE ambush and the Costco governance fortress, this is a blueprint for building an incorruptible organisation that lasts.