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Stakeholders of the business?

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A stakeholder has a vested interest in a business and can either be affected or affect a business' operations and performance.
Anyone that has an interest in a particular business is a stakeholder, they can be employees of the business, vendors, company, suppliers or partners.
 
Stakeholders of a business are those that have one form of ownership or the other in the business. They are those people that will suffer loss when the business folds up. In big companies, equity capital funding is mostly used to fund them. This way, the general public are asked to buy shares or what you can call stake in the business, these ordinary people that bought shares in the business are parts of the stakeholders of the company.
 
if you've got somebody who's driving top line revenue, or she or he is crushing their numbers, what most companies are doing is they're looking at surface level, they're like if we fire Carol, we're gonna lose those three accounts 'cause she's so wired in there.
 
Stakeholders are the people who own shares or stocks in an organisation, however, there are some business, that have stakeholders who are related to the original founder/owner of the business. Overall they all have an interest and stake and would like to see the business move forward.
 
Shareholder of a business are those That pull their resources together to establish a business or to bring about expansion in the business and they share dividend. They share their dividend together and bear all losses together.
 
Shareholders/owner are the most important stakeholders as they control the business. If they are unhappy than they can sack its directors or managers, or even sell the business to someone else. No business can ignore its customers. If it can't sell its products, it won't make a profit and will go bankrupt.
 
A stakeholder is anyone who can affect or be affected by a company's activities. Thus each organization has its stakeholders among them are employees, suppliers, shareholders or even the government itself, owners, competitors, customers, public administrations, the community, etc.
 
Stakeholders don't have much power in a business asides taking their profits and taking their losses, thru are not involved in making decisions.
 
My understanding of stakeholders are the parties who are involved with the capitalization and ownership. Stockholders are stakeholders of the business because they will be concerned when something bad happens to the corporation. A partner is also a stakeholder because he is a partial owner.
 
Stakeholders of a business are those who buys a share of a business and expecting the company to make progress so that they can also have a share out of the profit the company are making
 
Stakeholders of a business are those who buys a share of a business and expecting the company to make progress so that they can also have a share out of the profit the company are making
Businesses have different stakeholders stakeholders are the ones who are in charge of the business who finances the business and make sure all the business is successful
 
Stakeholders in a business are the individuals and other companies who have invested in the business. Since they have invested money, they take interest in managing and running the business. Stakeholders are investors and partners
 
Stakeholders of a business are those that has one or more stakes or vested interest in the business. Examples are the business owner, the staffs working in that business establishment. Etc
 
A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business. The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, customers, and suppliers. However, with the increasing attention on corporate social responsibility, the concept has been extended to include communities, governments, and trade associations.
  • A stakeholder has a vested interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by a business' operations and performance.
  • Typical stakeholders are investors, employees, customers, suppliers, communities, governments, or trade associations.
  • An entity's stakeholders can be both internal or external to the organization.
That is a really good explanation. I always thought that stakeholders are only made up of those investing in the business. It is great to know that it can also include the customers and other external people.
 
Stakeholders are people that have a share in the company, the choices they make can easily affect the company and the happenings in the company can also affect their interest.
 
Stakeholders are those who have Invested in a business and are willing to make profit out of the business. Their role is to monitor the business and see how the business is fairing to make progress.
 
A stakeholder has a vested interest in a business and can either be affected or affect a business' operations and performance.
Anyone that has an interest in a particular business is a stakeholder, they can be employees of the business, vendors, company, suppliers or partners.
The fact that a stakeholder of an organisation has some vested interest in the organisation means that that stakeholders would definitely not want anything bad to happen to the business as anything but should happen the business will definitely affect what he has in the company and he runs the risk of losing his investment.
 
In simple language, Stakeholders are individuals, groups or parties who have interests and relationships with a business (such as: government, employees, customers, investors and suppliers of goods), of course all stakeholders will affect the continuity of the company, so appropriate action is needed. for managers.
 
Stakeholders are actually individuals that very personal allotments or even supplies in an company, nevertheless, certainly there certainly are actually some company, that have actually stakeholders that are actually associated with the initial creator/proprietor of business. General they all of have actually a rate of interest as well as post as well as wish to view business progress.
 

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