“Incorruptible” author Eric Ries, left, with GeekWire’s Todd Bishop at Seattle Flow Startup Day 2026. (Photo by Dan DeLong for Seattle Flow) Eric Ries wants to retire the word “profit,” or at least ...
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‘Lean Startup’ author reveals one regret about his bestselling book — and how his new one fixes it
When Eric Ries wrote his landmark book “The Lean Startup,” published in 2011, the introduction ended with a bold statement: “The Lean Startup movement seeks to ensure that those of us who long to ...
The Lean Startup isn’t just a method for your favorite, angel-funded startup to build a product and raise another round. Its author, Eric Ries, has helped catalyze a way in which great product is ...
Early articulations of the Lean Startup concept might have been around since Steve Blank’s work in 2003. But it really only took off with the foundational 2011 book by Eric Ries: a scientific method ...
Listen to this episode of the GeekWire Podcast. Eric Ries wants to retire the word “profit,” or at least the way we usually define it. In his new book, “Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad and ...
Chronicling the Seattle and Pacific Northwest startup scene. SEE MORE by Todd Bishop on May 15, 2026 at 2:16 pm May 18, 2026 at 10:23 am “Lean Startup” author Eric Ries, left, discusses his new book ...
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