quiet-the-power-of-introverts-in-a-world-that-cant-stop-talking-susan-cain

promotion. They lost their hold on capital.
This happened every day in almost
every financial institution, over and
over, until we ended up with a very
specific kind of person running things.”
Curry is a Harvard Business School
grad and, with his wife, Celerie
Kemble, a Palm Beach–born designer, a
prominent fixture on New York political
and social scenes. Which is to say
that he would seem to be a card-carrying
member of what he calls the “go-go
aggressive” crowd, and an unlikely advocate
for the importance of introverts.
But one thing he’s not shy about is his
thesis that it was forceful extroverts
who caused the global financial crash.
“People with certain personality
types got control of capital and institutions
and power,” Curry told me. “And
people who are congenitally more cautious
and introverted and statistical in
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