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The Misfit Economy

Alexa Clay, Author

02-Jul-15 11:00

The Misfit Economy

So much of the world and how we navigate it has been designed and automated by the guys we see and read about in Forbes and Fast Company. But is this really the case? Alexa Clay is the co-author of The Misfit Economy, a book that explores the underbelly of the economy and it’s innovations. She joins us to share what we can learn from gangsters, con artists and lawbreakers who work and live among us and within the margins of business and society.


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