Your board committee was responsible for conducting an investigation into the allegations that the CEO had an inappropriate relationship with an employee. You must explain to the other board members how this type of misconduct occurred for so long, despite PepsiCo’s strong emphasis on ethics and “talent sustainability.” Be sure to address: Ethical Corporate Culture Ethical Leadership PepsiCo’s effectiveness in responding to stakeholder concerns How PepsiCo’s philosophy and organizational culture have impacted how it handles ethical decisions

Your board committee was responsible for conducting an investigation into the allegations that the CEO had an inappropriate relationship with an employee. You must explain to the other board members how this type of misconduct occurred for so long, despite PepsiCo’s strong emphasis on ethics and “talent sustainability.” Be sure to address: Ethical Corporate Culture Ethical Leadership PepsiCo’s effectiveness in responding to stakeholder concerns How PepsiCo’s philosophy and organizational culture have impacted how it handles ethical decisions

MARKETING 2018

19th Edition

ISBN:9780357033753

Author:Pride

Publisher:Pride

Chapter4: Social Responsibility And Ethics In Marketing

Section4.2: Blue Bell Creameries Moo’ves Ahead After Listeria Crisis

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