ORGANIZATIONS AND THE ART OF PRETENDING: FROM OSCAR-WORTHY CORPORATE GOVERNANCE THEORY TO THE GOLDEN RASPBERRY-WINNING EXECUTION "THE WORST FILM OF THE YEAR"

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Pablo Camacho

Abstract

As is well known, the Academy Awards ceremony is held every year, recognizing the best films of the year in categories such as: Best Actress or Actor, Best Director, Best S creenplay, Best Costume Design, and Best Picture. However, in these same categories, there are also the famous "Golden Raspberry Awards," known for honoring the worst cinema of that year, resulting in major disappointments for what is known as the "seventh art." Both nominations, despite their notable differences, require in-depth analysis by experts in various areas such as technological aspects, makeup, costumes, scripts, special effects, acting, among thousands of other components, in order to make a decision based on specific knowledge, with qualified and objective professionals, and with sufficient independence, since their decision will affect everything from the budgets to the reputations of those who have participated in these productions.

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Líderes y profesionales

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Pablo Camacho

MBA. En Finanzas, Administración de empresas, auditor regional de riesgos financieros, no financieros y procesos. Asesor y consultor empresarial, local e internacional. Gerente de riesgos. Docente universitario.

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Camacho, P. (2025). ORGANIZATIONS AND THE ART OF PRETENDING: FROM OSCAR-WORTHY CORPORATE GOVERNANCE THEORY TO THE GOLDEN RASPBERRY-WINNING EXECUTION "THE WORST FILM OF THE YEAR". Revista Académica SIC, 4(2), 50-59. https://revsicfundepos.org/index.php/revistasic/article/view/88

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