Main Characters and Central Conflict
“Blind Trust with Open Eyes” by Dinor Adam V. Levi is a compelling narrative centered around the telecommunications industry, with the protagonist being the author himself, Dinor Adam V. Levi. Levi, an experienced telecommunications executive, finds himself at the heart of a major industry collapse when EMS, a significant financial clearinghouse in the global telecommunications reseller market, faces an abrupt downfall in September 2011. The central conflict arises from Levi’s role as a silent partner in EMS, who uncovers the early signs of the company’s impending collapse. Despite noticing the “cracks in the wall,” Levi, like many others, initially overlooks these signs, placing his trust in the company’s seeming stability. The conflict intensifies as he grapples with the consequences of his blind trust, leading to a personal and professional crisis as EMS declares bankruptcy, causing widespread disruption across the industry.
Important Events
The novel unfolds with Levi discovering the early warning signs of EMS’s instability. As the company begins to show signs of financial trouble, the narrative explores the cascading effects of this collapse, affecting numerous small and medium-sized companies globally. Levi’s journey through this crisis is marked by his attempts to address the unanswered questions surrounding the collapse and to navigate the legal and industrial challenges that follow. The novel delves into the behind-the-scenes struggles of an industry insider as Levi seeks to uncover the truth and understand the factors that led to such a dramatic downfall. Throughout the story, the theme of blind trust is examined, highlighting the dangers of overconfidence in the face of looming disaster. The narrative is both a personal account and a broader commentary on the vulnerabilities within the telecommunications industry, offering insights into the complexities of trust, leadership, and the unforeseen consequences of corporate decisions.
