Power and Accountability: The Costs and Benefits of Speaking Up @stanfordgsb
Power and Accountability: The Costs and Benefits of Speaking Up  @stanfordgsb
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Eric Ben-Artzi and Ellen Pao discuss what it means to challenge powerful institutions from the inside, reflecting on the personal, professional, and legal consequences of speaking up. Moderated by Stanford GSB’s Anat Admati, the conversation explores how incentives, power, and culture shape accountability when insiders expose wrongdoing.
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Power and Accountability: The Costs and Benefits of Speaking Up

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