What Went Wrong at Enron is the first comprehensive and clear explanation of the events that led to the demise of a company that was once considered one of the most innovative corporations in the United States. Peter C. Fusaro and Ross M. Miller take you inside Enron and show you the who, why, where, and when of the sinking of this corporate Titanic. In an engaging style, they explain what happened and uncover the mistakes that led to Enron's fall, in a way that anyone can understand. What Went Wrong at Enron offers a fascinating backdrop to all the whistle-blowing, backstabbing, grandstanding, deception, posturing, and silence that has become the Enron story.
Editorial Reviews
"Do not put another dime into the stock market before reading this book. In all the millions of words that have been written about the Enron scandal, these are the first that really explain, in a way anyone can understand, what actually happened in the greatest stock swindle of modern times." —Christopher Byron, author, Martha Inc.
"The Enron story, for most of us, is a monster. Fusaro and Miller clarify what went wrong in a manner that allows anyone to get their arms around the beast quickly, without killing oneself." —Bill Crawford, former Chicago Tribune financial writer and Pulitzer Prize winner
"The authors' sharp insights into Enron's self-destructive culture provide a clear road map into its massive failure." —Peter Behr, Washington Post financial writer
About the Author
Peter C. Fusaro is founder and President of Global Change Associates, an energy consulting firm. His extensive research on Enron is regularly referenced by those investigating the firm's dramatic collapse.
Ross M. Miller is founder and President of Miller Risk Advisors. Previously, he taught finance and economics and then established the quantitative finance research group at General Electric.
