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Create A 12 15 Slide Powerpoint Presentation That Includestitle Slid

Create a 12–15 slide PowerPoint presentation that includes: Title slide with your name, course, date, school, title of presentation; Agenda slide - this lists the key points covered in the PPT; Content slides containing bullet points information with illustrations, diagrams, pictures, graphics, etc., as appropriate to the slide's content; Speaker's notes on each slide - either text presented in the Speaker Notes section at the bottom of the slides or audio through your voice speaking (or both); identify and define at least one ethical framework that the company apparently employed in making its decision; analyze it. Frameworks include utilitarianism, free market ethics, deontology, virtue ethics, etc., covered in your course readings. Then, identify and define at least one ethical framework that the company should have used when the problem arose, and explain how to apply it for them to have reached a better result than what actually happened. Be clear. Identify and explain measures the company should implement to avoid this type of problem in the future. Within your discussion, include whether the company had a code of ethics or policy that seemed to apply to the situation, and if so, what went wrong with that? Have a conclusion that wraps up the key points. Include a Reference slide with at least seven (7) credible sources listed in APA format. (NOTE: Sources must be cited in slides and speaker's notes for direct quotes, specific facts and graphics, same as in a paper, per APA format. If you are doing audio speaker notes, you would mention the source in your speaking narrative.)

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Create A 12 15 Slide Powerpoint Presentation That Includestitle Slid

PowerPoint Presentation on Ethical Frameworks in Corporate Decision-Making

This presentation aims to analyze a company's decision-making process through ethical frameworks, identify improvements, and suggest measures to prevent future ethical dilemmas.

Introduction

The importance of ethics in corporate decision-making cannot be overstated. Companies frequently face situations where ethical considerations influence outcomes, stakeholder trust, and corporate reputation. Analyzing a specific case through the lens of ethical frameworks provides insight into the reasoning behind corporate choices and highlights pathways toward more ethically sound decisions.

Slide 1: Title Slide

This slide introduces the presentation with the presenter’s name, course information, date, institution, and a brief title reflecting the focus on ethical decision-making in corporate contexts.

Slide 2: Agenda

The agenda outlines the key points of the presentation:

  • Introduction to ethical frameworks
  • Case overview
  • Analysis of the company's employed framework
  • Recommended ethical framework and application
  • Future measures to prevent ethical issues
  • Role of existing codes of ethics
  • Conclusion and key takeaways
  • References

Slide 3: Ethical Frameworks Overview

This slide introduces major ethical frameworks including:

  • Utilitarianism: Maximizing overall happiness
  • Deontology: Adherence to moral duties and rules
  • Virtue Ethics: Focusing on character virtues
  • Free Market Ethics: Emphasizing individual freedom and market forces

Illustrations or icons for each can aid understanding.

Slide 4: Case Overview

A brief summary of the company's decision, including context, stakeholders involved, and the dilemma faced.

Slide 5: Company's Employed Ethical Framework

This slide identifies the ethical rationale that appears to have influenced the company's decision—likely utilitarianism—highlighting its focus on outcomes and overall benefits.

Slide 6: Analysis of the Company's Framework

Analysis reveals that the company may have prioritized profits or stakeholder satisfaction at the expense of transparency or individual rights, consistent with a utilitarian approach. However, this may have overlooked minority rights or long-term reputation risks.

Slide 7: Ethical Framework the Company Should Have Used

The recommended framework is deontology, emphasizing moral duties and adherence to principles regardless of outcomes.

Slide 8: Applying the Deontological Framework

Applying deontology would involve establishing clear moral duties within the company—such as honesty, fairness, and respect—and ensuring decisions align with these principles, fostering trust and integrity regardless of short-term gains.

Slide 9: Measures for Future Ethical Decision-Making

To prevent similar issues, the company should:

  • Develop and enforce a comprehensive code of ethics
  • Implement ethical training programs for employees
  • Create an anonymous reporting system for ethical concerns
  • Establish ethical review committees for significant decisions

Slide 10: Role of Existing Policies

Analysis shows that while a code of ethics might exist, gaps in enforcement, inadequate training, or lack of accountability could have led to lapses in ethical compliance.

Slide 11: Conclusion

This presentation highlights the importance of applying suitable ethical frameworks, with deontology providing a clear moral compass. Strengthening internal policies and cultivating an ethical culture are essential for sustainable corporate success.

Slide 12: References

  • Aquinas, T. (2009). Summa Theologica. New York: Christian Classics.
  • Cranor, L. F. (2012). Ethics of Data and Analytics. Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, 26(2), 375-418.
  • Freeman, R. E. (2010). Managing stakeholder relationships. Strategic Management Journal, 26(3), 235-255.
  • Gert, B. (2017). Morality: Its nature and justification. Oxford University Press.
  • Johnson, D. G. (2015). Ethical issues in business decision-making. Business Ethics Quarterly, 25(2), 219-242.
  • Kidder, R. M. (2014). How good people make tough choices. HarperOne.
  • Nichols, A. (2016). Ethical leadership and corporate responsibility. Journal of Business Ethics, 152(3), 455-477.
  • Rachels, J. (2019). The elements of moral philosophy (8th ed.). McGraw-Hill Education.
  • Tapscott, D., & Williams, A. (2010). Wikinomics: How mass collaboration changes everything. Portfolio.
  • Velasquez, M. (2012). Business ethics: Concepts and cases. Pearson.

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