Pages needed 3-5. 1. Youre the CEO of a company that sells golf equipment, including clubs, bags, and balls. When your company was started and had only a handful of employees, you were personally able to oversee the conduct of your employees. But with your current workforce of nearly fifty, its time to prepare a formal code of conduct in which you lay down some rules that employees must follow in performing job-related activities. As a model for your own code, youve decided to use Macys Code of Business Conduct and Ethics. Go to the companys Web site (http://www.federated- fds.com/investors/governance/documents/code_of_business_conduct_and_ethics.pdf) to view its posted code of business conduct. Your document wont be as thorough as Macys, but it will cover the following areas: (1) conflicts of interest; (2) acceptance of gifts, services, or entertainment; (3) protection of confidential information; (4) use of company funds or assets for personal purposes; (5) competing fairly and ethically; and (6) adherence to code. Draw up a code of conduct for your company. 2. Think of someone whom you regard as an ethical leader. It can be anyone connected with youa businessperson, educator, coach, politician, or family member. Explain why you believe the individual is ethical in his or her leadership