Stakeholders Worksheet

This stakeholder supplies raw materials or finished goods.
These lend money to the business and could be in the form of loan, mortgage or government loan.
These have a stake in a business and will also inform and legislate how businesses must operate. Their rules & regulations are constantly changing and a business can find it challenging to keep up to date.
These can influence a new or existing business and in some instances may become involved in the operation of a business.
These can put considerable pressure on whether a business proposition will succeed or fail e.g. HS2.
They will expect a business to produce high quality, value for money products. They identify will brand and want improvements to give them more value for money.
Their stake is that a business provides them with a livelihood. They want job security, promotion opportunities & high rates of reward.
Often thought to be the most important stakeholder as, they set up the business & take the risks. They like to see profits & the value of the business rising.
Represent the interests of a group of employees to secure good wages & working conditions.
Employer equivalent of trade unions and, represent the interests of employers in specific industries.