Five Years of Fallout from Enron

In 2002, the Texas energy giant was the first in a wave of Corporate Scandal exposed. Congress responded with the “Sarbanes-Oxley” act, which established tougher government oversight. Five years later, we look at this bill’s impact, what it’s meant for American companies and how far we’ve come in fighting corporate fraud.

Guests

• Jeff Feingold, editor for the New Hampshire Business Review
• Espen Eckbo, founding director of the Center for Corporate Governance at Dartmouth and a Tuck Centennial Professor of Finance

We'll also hear from

• Stephen Adams, Regional Advocate for the New England Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration