Crux of the Matter, Episode 6: In conversation with Philip Feibusch – Enron, Arthur Andersen and me
Philip Feibusch, an equity partner at Arthur Andersen at the time of Enron's collapse, gives the inside track on professional life at Andersen in the lead up to the crisis as well as the steps he took and decisions he made during the intense period when it became apparent that Andersen would bear much of the blame for the energy trader's collapse.
The podcast discusses the potential for corporate reputational damage – whatever the underlying grounds – to unravel an established, trusted business and the lessons learned for crisis decision making and preparedness.
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