Sparked by a question from an editor for Harvard Business Review, Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman analyze FTX’s founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, through the lens of Founder’s Dilemmas to uncover several red flags that should have worried employees, investors, and policy makers. Produced by Uri Westrich

Sparked by a question from an editor for Harvard Business Review, Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman analyze FTX’s founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, through the lens of Founder’s Dilemmas to uncover several red flags that should have worried employees, investors, and policy makers. Produced by Uri Westrich

Sparked by a question from an editor for Harvard Business Review, Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman analyze FTX’s founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, through the lens of Founder’s Dilemmas to uncover several red flags that should have worried employees, investors, and policy makers. Produced by Uri Westrich

Q&A episode: “Could outsiders have been able to tell that founder-led FTX was going to get into trouble?”

The podcast is based on a best-selling book, The Founder’s Dilemmas, and is grounded in rigorous research into how to avoid the typical startup pitfalls. Co-hosted by Dean Dr. Noam Wasserman (Yeshiva University's Sy Syms School of Business) and Charlie Harary (entrepreneur, CEO, professor and radio host).

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Q&A episode: “Could outsiders have been able to tell that founder-led FTX was going to get into trouble?”

Q&A episode: “Could outsiders have been able to tell that founder-led FTX was going to get into trouble?”