Reviews

"As Roger Martin details in his brilliant, "Fixing the Game: Bubbles, Crashes, and What Capitalism can Learn From the NFL," CEO pay exploded when companies adopted reward systems based upon maximizing shareholder value." -- Huffington Post
"what the reader gets in "Fixing the Game" is deeply thoughtful business commentary with an excellent marketing case study to boot, namely the NFL" -- "Graziadio Business Review"
"One of the few business school leaders to confront the disgrace of business leadership through the economic crisis, Martin is also a big football fan, and draws provocative lessons from his enthusiasm for the sport." - CBS News
Named the Best Management Book of 2011 by "strategy+business" magazine
"Fixing the Game is a passionate, timely, and incisive look at how today's capitalist system, with its commitment to shareholder value, is leading to bubbles and crashes. He presents some tough-minded solutions." - The Globe and Mail
"American capitalism hangs in the balance, writes Martin. His book gives a clear explanation as to why this is so and what should be done to save it." "Brilliant new book..." - Forbes.com
"His conclusions have a global relevance" - Financial Times
"recommend Roger Martin's new book, Fixing the Game, which explores the demands of Wall Street vs. the common sense decisions of Main Street...Martin is clear where successful CEOs and their Boards need to focus -- and that's on the actual game on the real field, not the one played by the bookies." - Huffington Post
"very accessible text with suggestions for reform that will improve both authenticity and the bottom line." - Publisher's Weekly
"a lively, intricate but accessible argument, neatly stitched together with references to the NFL and other sports when analogies are helpful." - Globe & Mail
"it often offers the additional feel-good fillip of a practical path toward improvement. It is a universe of engaging stori