Instructions Watch this short documentary on The Aftermath of Fyre Festival (Documentary)Links to an external site.. The video is approximately 18 minutes. Link for video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiPX-EuxfnI Reflect on the ethical responsibilities of leaders like Billy McFarland in the context of the Fyre Festival scandal. Analyze the actions of the organizers and their ethical responsibilities towards attendees, investors, and other stakeholders. Evaluate the decision-making process that led to the misrepresentation of the event and its consequences. Reflect on the role of transparency, honesty, and integrity in business and event planning, and how these principles were compromised in this case. Consider the ethical obligations of influencers, marketers, and endorsers involved in promoting the event. Reflect on the broader ethical lessons learned from the Fyre Festival scandal and their implications for future event planning and business practices. You must answer the question in the context of the ethical approaches (utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics) presented in Business Cornerstone. Submission Your submission will be assessed per the rubric(s) in the syllabus. Oral Presentation Your presentation should be 5-7 minutes. Your presentation will be graded for clear organization, engaging delivery, and the use of supportive evidence or examples. Please make sure your link does not require an access request, passcode, or download. Note: This is a reflective assignment. Reflective assignments require you to think deeply and critically about your personal experiences, beliefs, and reactions to course material and real-world situations.
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