Why con artists get the meeting that honest founders can’t

T2Covered by 1 source · first reported by SEA: e27 / Vulcan Post at 01 Oct, 01:10 UTC

In July 2011, a 27-year-old Stanford dropout secured a 10-minute slot with George Shultz at the Hoover Institution. The meeting ran two and a half hours. Before the month was out, the former secretary of state had joined the Theranos board, won over, he told Fortune, by her “purity of motivation.”…

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