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Stakeholder Definition and Types of Stakeholders 2/2To read Part 1 of stakeholder definition and types of stakeholders please click here.
Customers ContTherefore without even realising it, customers are also one of the types of stakeholders purely through their vested i nterest in ensuring they get good customer service in the future if required.
SuppliersAll suppliers want two things; to be paid promptly and to win more business. As such they are a type of stakeholder because they want to ensure that both of the things they want are delivered.
CreditorsThe one thing banks hate doing is losing money. And with Organisations often borrowing millions they need to be careful that this doesn't occur, whilst at the sametime offering competitive market lending rates.Do not be fooled by the fact that banks often make individual borrowers jump through hoops when borrowing money by forcing them to use their homes as collateral. Whilst banks do not force Organisations to do the same, they know full well that should a borrower default who owes $100,000, the borrower has the problem. But should a borrower default who owes $10 million then the bank has the problem. That is why banks tend to be rather active stakeholders in Organisations along with their counterparts in the hedge fund and unit trust businesses. As such they fit into the stakeholder definition by virtue of the fact that they have a stake in a Company due to the money which having been lent, needs to be repaid.
The GovernmentWhy on earth should the government be a stakeholder in an Organisation? After all few companies are like the investment banks which have significant shareholdings owned by the government.However all private companies provide two things the government are interested in:
Stakeholder Definition and Types of Stakeholders - TipAs you will see from the above list, there is a huge range of different entities and people who would meet the stakeholder definition. However don't let this concern you. On a project you will usually only encounter the usual project management stakholders.The key thing is that having determined the types of stakeholders you are working with you need to find a way to effectively communicate with them, so that your project can run smoothly and deliver what is required. This is investigated in further depth in stakeholder strategy
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