Entrepreneurship - Assignment - WordSweetieFileHomeInsertDrawDesignLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpAcrobatO Tell me what you want to do& Share1 2.| 1 |• 1·1· 2.1: 3• L· 4. 1· 5.1 6: L·7: 8. 1. 9: L 10 . 1· 11: 1 · 12: L 13 · 1· 14. · 15· L 16 .· 17. 1 18 L 19LCase studyKevin Johnson, CEO of Starbucks, faced a leadership test when two black menwere arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks. The men were waiting to meet abusiness associate, but they did not purchase anything while they were waiting.The store manager asked them to leave, and they refused, explaining that they wereto meet someone. The manager called the police because the men refused to leave,and the police arrested them.Another patron at Starbucks recorded the arrest on her cell phone, and it quicklywent viral. In an interview after the arrest, the woman who took the videosmentions that she had been sitting there for a while and wasn't asked to leave eventhough she didn't order anything. Additionally, the video shows the businessassociate of the black men showing up during the arrest, and he asks the managerand the police what the men had done wrong. The general public and those whowitnessed the arrest labelled it discriminatory and racist.Q1. Find more about Kevin Johnson's action after this incident? Did his actionpromote awareness of an ethical issue?Q2. Did Johnson use Starbucks' shared values as the cornerstone of his decision-making after the arrests?Page 6 of 7DE English (Canada)O Accessibility: Good to go1895 words119%12:03 PM282022-03-192°CENGMostly cloudyUS

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