Freedom Technology Services
Hess, Edward D.
Freedom Technology Services
ENT-0127 | Published September 24, 2009 | 3 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
Product Details
This case is suitable for classes in business ethics, leadership and organizational behavior, entrepreneurship, and managing small enterprises. It focuses on the conflict between the personal values of the entrepreneur and the risk of losing a major customer. It deals with the issue of whether the entrepreneur should prosecute a CFO for stealing corporate money. And the decision is complicated because the CFO's husband is, in effect, the company's largest customer.
1. Understanding the impact on the business's market reputation, its culture, and its revenue if the entrepreneur chooses to prosecute the CFO for fraud as compared to settling the matter out of court. 2. Examining what stakeholder interests are relevant and how to prioritize them.
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