Steven Fink's Sticky Fingers will be the first book to show companies of all sizes how to spot - and reduce the risk of - espionage in their own businesses. Woven throughout the book, Fink recounts his experience as Avery Dennison's crisis manager for the landmark Avery Dennison-Four Pillars case, the seminal and largest case in U.S. history to be successfully prosecuted under the new 1996 Economic Espionage Act. U.S. businesses lost $1.2 trillion in the 1980s (and $250 billion in the year 1999 alone) to economic espionage, and more than 56 percent of all Fortune 100 businesses admit to having been victimized. Economic espionage is one of the biggest crises to hit U.S. businesses en masse ever in history, yet little has been written on how to avoid these inevitable losses. Virtually every company is at risk of economic espionage and has - or should have - an interest protecting their assets, including their trade secrets.
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