Encased in an archival frame is a full Enron Code of Ethics handbook, issued to each Enron employee. The forward is from Ken Lay himself. This one is bound to get some laughs at the office! Approx Dimensions: Finished Frame – 12 ¾ x 10 ¾ Approx Age: July, 2000 Condition: Very good. See more scandalous memorabilia like this.

 

Enron was an energy company based in Houston TX. In 2000 it claimed nearly a billion dollars in revenue but filed for bankruptcy in New York in late 2001. Enron was a world leader in electricity, natural gas, and pulp and paper. It was plagued with systemic accounting fraud which quickly became known as the “Enron Scandal”.