stakeholder
- noun
- /ˈsteɪkˌhoʊldər/
- Developing creative strategies by connecting with stakeholders outside of the district is important.
- other stakeholders
- key stakeholders
- stakeholder groups
What do each of the different stakeholders get from your services?
- What do each of the different stakeholders get from your services?
- They are two stakeholders, landlord and tenant.
- So I learned that the most important stakeholder is and always will be the customer.
- So it was a, a wide, very diverse group of stakeholders that you have to deal with.
- Well, folks, your stakeholders include Americans.
- You're getting lots of back and forth, lots of stakeholders to manage all of that stuff.
- And there are many stakeholders who whose interests don't often align.
- So this is being changed by creating a multi stakeholder transparency project for oil and gas.
- Actions that benefit one stakeholder group can be reasonably expected to make other stakeholder groups worse off.
- And because like I said, I've suddenly realised that we are all stakeholders in this.
- And why you should care is because in the world of pensions, we talk about pension stakeholders.
- And so that gave it this really great distribution, you know, among a broad set of stakeholders.
- And so like in this weird moment in time, we had this like spark where the first couple people in each stakeholder group started coming together.
- And what we're doing right now is really spending a lot of time talking about it the with our stakeholders in the US.
- I felt I had an obligation to all the stakeholders today, Amazon to do that.
Examples
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To address the concerns of parents and other stakeholders, two common obstacles warrant attention.
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Actions that benefit one stakeholder group can be reasonably expected to make other stakeholder groups worse off.
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So I learned that the most important stakeholder is and always will be the customer.
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What do each of the different stakeholders get from your services?
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These are serious issues, and they will require serious consideration by all stakeholders of society.
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Marketing a library needs to take into account the various stakeholders within the constituency.
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A democratic program planning process requires that all stakeholders be represented at the planning table.
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Finally, school librarians shared information with stakeholders to solicit feedback that would facilitate planning.
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We offer recommendations for designing comprehensive interventions and incorporating stakeholder feedback into such undertakings.
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The manager held a meeting to discuss the project's impact on all stakeholders.
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Etymology
Stakeholder comes from the two plain words stake ('bet' or 'something you risk') and holder ('one who has'). Think of 'high stakes' to remember that a stakeholder is someone with a real 'interest' in a project or decision, so they can be affected by the result.