Lynn Brewer

Lynn Brewer is one of those voices with something to offer. Brewer has unlocked the key to predicting corporate failures one to two years in advance with 83 percent accuracy, which Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz says is exactly what matters— “the ability to predict in circumstances that matter.”

Lynn is the CEO and founder of The Integrity Institute® and the visionary and inspiration behind The Integrity Index, a revolutionary new corporate rating system based upon her 12 years of research. The Integrity Index uses a predictive model, inspired by mathematical game theory, proven to be a statistically significant advancement in its ability to predict allegations of securities fraud and corporate failures, allowing investors, journalists, CEOs, Boards, employees, and consumers to make better decisions by using data and technology to look into the future rather than assume past performance equals future success. The Integrity Index can predict allegations of securities fraud one to two years in advance and predicted all of the major failures of 2001 and 2008 as part of the validation of the model’s efficacy.

Beyond her work with The Integrity Institute, Lynn is most widely known as an Enron Whistleblower. For nearly three years, she was in a position at the energy giant to witness numerous instances of illegal and corrupt dealings, including bank fraud, espionage, power price manipulation, and the gross overstatements to the press, public, and financial world. In 2006, she was one of the last to meet with former CEO Ken Lay, after his conviction and just two weeks before his untimely death in which they discussed her pursuit of an answer to the question that has haunted most investors — why didn’t he see Enron’s demise coming? Believing Ken Lay was like most CEOs blinded by their success, Brewer saw Enron as the beginning of a changing landscape in our capital markets, writing in her 2002 autobiography "Confessions of an Enron Executive: A Whistleblower’s Story: Look to Enron to foretell the future.”

Beyond her extensive writings on the subject of corporate integrity, Lynn Brewer has received numerous honors and awards for her work, including recognition by the Nobel Peace Center for her leadership. She is currently working on her sixth book entitled "Good to Greed: Predicting Corporate Failures," which outlines her exhaustive research and development of The Integrity Index. Additionally, Brewer holds a Certification in Business Ethics from Colorado State University, which further bolsters her expertise in corporate ethics.