Understanding Stakeholders
Professional perspectives on working with stakeholders

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ISBN: 978-87-403-2529-4
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About the book
Description
Stakeholder engagement is the process of understanding and involving stakeholders in an organisation's objectives. The emphasis of this book is on understanding stakeholders through five organisational lenses: senior leadership, the HR function, project management, marketing and communications and customer services. As the author experienced firsthand, stakeholders are considered slightly differently by each of these functional perspectives. By visiting each perspective we will pick up additional approaches and stakeholder methods and reduce potential confusion when working across functions.
Content
- About the author
- Introduction
- Why stakeholders matter
- Not another book about stakeholders…
- Who should find this a useful book?
- The Big Questions this book seeks to answer
- How this book is organised
- Define ‘stakeholder’…
- A very brief history of stakeholder theory
- Your own perspective on stakeholders
- What stakeholders are not
- Engagement, involvement, management…
- A very brief history of stakeholder theory
- Why stakeholders matter
- The need for organisations to understand stakeholders
- Functional perspectives on stakeholders
- The case for understanding stakeholders in summary
- The need for organisations to understand stakeholders
- Identifying stakeholders
- Listing stakeholders
- Stakeholders per functional group
- Getting specific
- Who ‘owns’ the stakeholder?
- Listing stakeholders
- Analysing stakeholders
- Stakeholder attitudes
- Stakeholder mapping
- Stakeholder coalitions
- Stakeholder attitudes
- Involving stakeholders
- Creating a stakeholder involvement vision and approach
- What level of stakeholder involvement is needed?
- Involvement methods and approaches
- Stakeholder communications
- Fair and ethical stakeholder engagement
- Creating a stakeholder involvement vision and approach
- Learning on the job
- Top Tips for successful stakeholder engagement
- Learning from the experts
- Top Tips for successful stakeholder engagement
- Templates and Checklists
- T1 Universal stakeholder list
- T2 Strategic Communications Plan
- T3 Communications Activity Plan
- Checklist: Creating a clear vision on stakeholder engagement
- Checklist: Preparing for Stakeholder Involvement
- T1 Universal stakeholder list
- Further reading and resources
- Stakeholder Theory
- Leadership and management
- Project Management
- Human Resources and Organisational Development
- Marketing, Communications and PR
- Customer services and Sales
- Stakeholder Theory
- List of Figures, Tables and Checklists
- Endnotes