Walt Bogdanich and Michael Forsythe, two Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, conduct a deep investigation into McKinsey & Company, the world's most influential management consulting firm. This book meticulously uncovers McKinsey's pervasive, often hidden, impact on global corporations and governments, revealing how its advice has shaped industries and public policy, frequently with significant and controversial consequences.

Why You Should Read?

• To understand the true extent of McKinsey's global influence on business and governance, from healthcare to financial markets.
• To examine the controversial strategies and ethical dilemmas associated with the world's most powerful consulting firm.
• To gain insight into the mechanisms of corporate power, accountability, and the far-reaching effects of unchecked expert advice.
• To explore the investigative journalism that exposed McKinsey's role in issues like the opioid crisis and controversial immigration policies.