My Life Inside Arthur Anderson - Including the Fall

By the time he was 30, Larry Katzen made partner at Arthur Andersen, enjoying a fast-paced rise through the ranks as the firm grew in size and renown. But It came crashing down in 2002 when Arthur Andersen was indicted based on accusations related to scandals at Enron. With the firm’s survival in question, Katzen moved quickly to encourage employees to carefully complete all remaining assignments. Now in his new book You Thought Accountants Were Boring - My Life Inside Arthur Andersen, Katzen takes an inside look into how one of the world's most historically important accounting firms became fodder for the government’s prosecution of Enron. Join us as Katzen discusses why he felt the need to write the book more than a decade after the scandal, why the government indicted Arthur Andersen, whether the firm had any culpability regarding Enron, advice for business owners who find themselves in the government's crosshairs, and the life lessons he learned while at Arthur Anderson.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices