The document discusses the global popularity of soccer and the World Cup tournament, noting that over 3.5 billion people watch the event involving 211 countries. However, FIFA, the global governing body of soccer, has faced issues with its ethics. The document will analyze the four pillars that have caused FIFA's ethics to collapse, including present processes, and make recommendations for new frameworks to rebuild trust in the organization.

1. Game day draft narrative
Intro:
● 1998, I was in Mexico… (nostalgic story)
● I’m not alone in my love for soccer. 3.5 Billion people- more than half the world’s
population tune in to watch the Soccer World Cup. 211 countries, are a part of this
prestigious tournament- that’s more countries than America recognizes.
● But it’s more than just the numbers *cue video*
Context:
● It’s obvious people all over the world unconditionally love soccer, however, the same
isn’t true for the people known as the global governing body of soccer- FIFA.
● {Metrics on what’s wrong with fifa}
Problem overview:
● Most organizations have 4 pillars of ethics, FIFA exhibits four pillars that are the
cause of it’s collapse.
● [introduce all problems]
● Break down problems
Insight/Analysis:
Walk through present processes
Recommendations:
Go through slide recommendations and add “after” frameworks
Conclusion:
Tie it back to the story of fifa is built on trust and soccer is a religion.