The Hidden Cost of Management Discretion

Orvin Kimbrough explores the hidden costs associated with management discretion, using the 2008 financial crisis as a case study to illustrate its impact. He examines the post-crisis reforms, highlighting the role of oversight and governance in mitigating risks. The episode emphasizes the importance of documentation and auditors in ensuring sound decision-making. Orvin delves into the ethical dimensions of management, drawing connections between Wall Street practices and their repercussions on Main Street. He provides actionable steps for leaders to foster transparency and good governance. The episode concludes with a call to action, encouraging leaders to embrace ethical practices.

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Orvin Kimbrough

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0:00	Introduction and topic overview: The hidden cost of management discretion
1:09	The 2008 financial crisis: Impact and management discretion
3:28	Post-crisis reforms, oversight, and governance
5:01	The importance of documentation and auditors in decision-making
7:17	Ethical management and the connection between Wall Street and Main Street
8:15	Actionable steps for leaders to promote transparency and good governance
9:27	Conclusion and call to action

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