The Age of Super Crises

By Ian I. Mitroff | January 1, 2011

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About Ian I. Mitroff

Ian I. Mitroff is a university professor at the Marshall Goldsmith School of Management and the co-author of Dirty Rotten Strategies: How We Trick Ourselves and Others into Solving the Wrong Problems Precisely (Stanford, 2009).

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