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Using music, dance and video, Enron explores one of the most infamous scandals in financial history, reviewing the tumultuous 1990s and casting a new light on the financial turmoil in which the world currently finds itself.
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Because of the many ways in which some boards did not seem to get it, especially since Enron and culminating recently with very visible financial scandals, we felt it necessary to underline practical ways in which boards can and should proactively and preventatively engage with senior management on issu...
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When I first got to the Hill, Enron and all those things were breaking
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Employers need to explain that wrongdoing can cause an Enron-type scandal that could sink the company, or eat into the revenue that covers payroll and raises. Knowing the implications can bring their moral identity and emotions to the forefront, making them more likely to blow the whistle
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In the post-Enron and post-9/11 era, prosecutors have been much more aggressive in cases that used to be business ethics or civil cases
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The Enron Task Force doesn't have a great record on appeal.
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It’s been this huge, huge hit ... but – and this is ironic – it hasn’t earned me much. The money on Enron so far has been dismal. It’s been a bad year financially.
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Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, AIG, my summer at Enron.
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I had read a lot about Enron and I didn't really understand it until I read her play
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People who commit these crimes, unless it's a very, very aggravated situation like Enron was, are usually not criminally prosecuted ... I don't agree with that.
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