This case is suitable for employment in business ethics, leadership and organizational behavior, entrepreneurship and small business management. It focuses on the conflict between the personal values of the entrepreneur and the risk of losing a major client. It is a question of whether the entrepreneur should prosecute financial officer for the theft of corporate money. The decision is complicated by the fact that her husband CFO, in fact, the biggest customer of the company. "Hide
by Edward D. Hess Source: Darden School of Business 3 pages. Publication Date: September 24, 2009. Prod. #: UV2041-PDF-ENG
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