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| | Stakeholder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The holders of each separate kind of interest in the entity's affairs are called a constituency, so there may be a constituency of stockholders, a constituency of adjoining property owners, a constituency of banks the entity owes money to, and so on. | | | Stakeholder pension scheme - a type of pension introduced by the UK Labour government in 2001. | | | In the field of corporate governance and corporate responsibility a major debate is ongoing about whether the firm should be managed for stakeholders, stockholders or customers. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stakeholder
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| | STAKEHOLDER GOVERNANCE: |
| | The paper concludes that appropriate stakeholder governance could improve equity and self-governance in the private sector, the quality of democracy in the public sector, and the efficiency of both sectors. | | | Sternberg (1996) also states that stakeholder theory is 'incompatible with business', 'incompatible with corporate governance' and that its 'accountability is unjustified'. | | | An indication of the practical efficacy of stakeholder ownership is provided by the widespread practice of investors agreeing to dilute their equity to allow strategic stakeholders to share ownership. |
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http://cog.kent.edu/lib/turnbull6/turnbull6.html
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| | STAKEHOLDER THEORY AND COMMUNITY GROUPS: A NEW VIEW |
| | Instead, a firm and its stakeholders are related to each other as part of their very existence; a firm's relationships constitute a part of that firm. | | | Given the differential effects that individuals and groups may have on the firm, and that the firm may have on those individuals and groups, such possible stakeholders need to be separated from one another in discussions and decisions. | | | The stakeholder concept itself is already more complex than traditional strategic management theories, such as Porter's (1980) "Five Forces" conception of competitors, suppliers, buyers, potential entrants into the market, and makers of substitute products as affecting the competitiveness of the industry. |
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http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/faculty/dunnweb/pubs.iabs96.html
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| | BSR » Business for Social Responsibility - Stakeholder Engagement |
| | Stakeholder engagement does often require significant amounts of time, money, and other resources, and may require a level of openness, disclosure, and collaboration with which some companies may be unaccustomed or uncomfortable. | | | The Stakeholder Alliance is an association of organizations and individuals that promotes the interests of corporate stakeholders -- the employees, customers, communities, stockholders, suppliers, and the greater society, all of which contribute significantly to the success of the corporation or are affected significantly by corporate actions. | | | Local government agencies are one example of a stakeholder group that has become increasingly activist, as evidenced by the legal actions of many U.S. city and state governments against gun manufacturers and the tobacco industry attempting to make them liable for the impact of their products and the resulting costs to government agencies. |
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http://www.bsr.org/CSRResources/IssueBriefDetail.cfm?DocumentID=48813
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| | A stakeholder pension which is an insurance policy invests in insurance funds which are part of the life fund of insurance companies. | | | We distinguish between the accounts of stakeholder schemes, and the accounts of the funds in which the schemes are invested. | | | All stakeholder schemes and the funds in which they are invested need to have audited accounts showing the details in Section 6.3. |
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http://www.stakeholder.cwc.net/stake.htm
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| | The Accountability Scorecard: A Stakeholder-based Approach to "Keeping Score" |
| | The Suppliers stakeholder group consists of individuals and businesses that provide an organization with the products and services that are used to create the products and services the organization in turn provides, sells, or leases to its own clientele. | | | As a stakeholder group, senior managers, directors, and trustees may be viewed as the "stewards" of the enterprise. | | | These reflect the stakeholder groups identified as part of an effort to develop an Accountability Scorecard at the author's company, Educational Testing Service, and should not be viewed as a prescriptive set of stakeholder groups applicable to all organizations. |
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http://home.att.net/~nickols/scorecrd.htm
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| | Stakeholder Theory |
| | Selection of external 'stakeholders' using a process that does not involve analysis of the actors' tokens and values involved is a whim. | | | While the stakeholder relationship spotlight is currently directed towards the business community, this paper shows that values are also relevant to other organisations. | | | The Kantian/Coase influences on Evan and Freeman (1993:255) is used to explain the concept of stakeholders and the rights of ownership in a corporate entity. |
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http://www.managementclarity.com/stakeholder.htm
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| | Tiscali Stakeholder pensions & employee benefits |
| | Stakeholder pensions are primarily targeted by the government at people on low to middle incomes of between £10,000 and £20,000 a year who currently do not have any private pension provision. | | | Your stakeholder scheme provider claims the tax relief from the Inland Revenue and invests it into their plan. | | | If the employee is a higher-rate taxpayer, they will need to claim the extra relief through their self-assessment tax return each year. |
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http://tiscali.xbridge.com/main?__action=dorfq&vid=38&tab=learn
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| | Value Maximization and Stakeholder Theory : HBS Working Knowledge |
| | Contending with that value maximization approach is "stakeholder theory" which says that managers should make decisions so as to take into account all of the interests of all stakeholders in a firm. | | | Enlightened stakeholder theory adds the simple specification that the objective function of the firm is to maximize total long-term firm market value. | | | It can take advantage of most that stakeholder theorists offer in the way of processes and audits to measure and evaluate the firm's management of its relations with all important constituencies. |
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http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item.jhtml?id=1609&t=finance
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| | About the Stakeholder Alliance |
| | The Stakeholder Alliance membership, represented in allied organizations, has grown to over 5 million as people have come to recognize that corporations must be accountable to all who are affected by corporate actions or who contribute to corporate success. | | | The Stakeholder Alliance is a project of the Center for Advancement of Public Policy, a 501(c)(3) public interest organization in Washington committed to equity and accountability, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation. | | | The Stakeholder Alliance is a grassroots effort that seeks to change the corporate system to make it responsible to all stakeholders, instead of only to stockholders, and thus return corporations to their original public purpose. |
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http://www.stakeholderalliance.org/sa-desc.html
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| | STSC CrossTalk - Project Clarity Through Stakeholder Analysis - Dec 2000 |
| | Stakeholder analysis is a method that can help us tackle these issues. | | | For instance, the human resources department may be key to getting the project new resources at a critical time, and the accounting department key to keeping the finances in order and the project manager out of jail. | | | Now that we have made an effort to understand the stakeholders, we need to assess their level of participation and information needs. |
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http://www.stsc.hill.af.mil/crosstalk/2000/12/smith.html
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| | Stakeholder |
| | Stakeholders in a company may include shareholders, directors, management, suppliers, government, employees, and the community. | | | One who has a share or an interest in an enterprise. |
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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stakeholder.asp
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| | Stakeholder Analysis |
| | A series of steps are provided for negotiating participation of other stakeholders in ODA-funded activities and the extent to which participation is feasible, sensible and cost effective is explored in relation to the type of aid and sector. | | | This conclusion implies that these stakeholders may be a source of significant risk, and they will need careful monitoring and management. | | | 2.15 Power may derive from the nature of a stakeholder's organisation, or their position in relation to other stakeholders (for example, line ministries which control budgets and other departments). |
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http://www.euforic.org/gb/stake1.htm
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| | Stakeholder Analysis |
| | Cutting across these categories, the analysis can also look at stakeholders in terms of their information, expertise and resources applicable to the issue. | | | Where participation is generated through careful analysis of the key players, their roles and contributions, the process becomes more effective and efficiency as well as equity gains will be maximised. | | | For example, the analysis should separately identify relevant groups and interests within the public sector, within the private sector, and within social and community sectors. |
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http://www.unhabitat.org/cdrom/governance/html/st.htm
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| | HM Revenue & Customs: Stakeholder Pensions |
| | Stakeholder pensions are new low cost pensions that people can take out to boost their income later in life. | | | DWP publication - Stakeholder pensions - a guide to registering as a stakeholder pension scheme provider. | | | Inland Revenue: Election for the issue of an industry-wide Stakeholder Pension scheme (57K) |
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http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/stakepension
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| | Stakeholder Pensions UK Pensions |
| | UK Stakeholder pensions are secure, flexible, low cost and value for moneypension schemes. | | | If you are considering transferring your pension away from your current provider, the main factors you have to consider, is the possible benefits of transferring against the associated costs of moving, including any penalties you may incur by your existing provider. | | | At retirement, up to 25% of thefund value can be taken as tax-free cash and the balance used to provide an income. |
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http://www.stakeholder.co.uk
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| | Stakeholder Pension |
| | Stakeholder Pensions are simple, low cost pensions, designed to encourage more people to provide for their retirement. | | | My company has a Group Personal Pension Scheme, what do I need to consider? | | | My company has an Occupational Pension Scheme, what do I need to consider? |
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http://www.finance-at.com/stakeholder-pension.htm
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| | BBC NEWS Business Rich 'hijack' stakeholder market |
| | Stakeholder pensions launched to help low paid workers save have become a "tax dodge", according to the TUC. | | | Since October 2001, firms with five employees or more have had to offer their staff access to a stakeholder pension scheme or alternative pension arrangements. | | | It found the average saving in an employee's stakeholder plan was £720 a year, including employer contributions. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/3559432.stm
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| | Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) - Stakeholder Process |
| | A draft framing paper (the Stakeholder Plan) describing the RGGI Stakeholder Process in more detail is also posted on this web site. | | | Prior to each Stakeholder meeting, we anticipate distributing written material, which will also be posted on this web site. | | | The members of the Stakeholder Group were carefully selected by the RGGI states to represent a wide range of interests and geographies in the RGGI region, while remaining a manageable size to allow the individuals involved to engage and discuss issues around one table, together with about 15 state representatives. |
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http://www.rggi.org/stakeholder.htm
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| | Fort Ord Toxics Project - UXO |
| | More specifically, we are concerned about the implications of the shift from SSAB involvement in reuse/land use planning in the Keystone model to the firm separation of restoration and reuse issues in the DoD/EPA guidelines. | | | Keystone's model for a community stakeholder organization, which it called a Site-Specific Advisory Committee, or SSAB, does not give that Committee power to actually make remediation/restoration decisions. | | | Local stakeholders' perceptions of risk is a concern because, as many studies have shown, the American public has developed a deep distrust of technology and of the officials and experts, both in government and in industry, who manage technology and its impacts. |
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http://www.mapcruzin.com/fotp/eda.htm
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| | Stakeholder Analysis |
| | Stakeholder analysis is a tool that can be used to assist in decision-making situations where various stakeholders have competing interests, resources are limited, and stakeholder needs must be appropriately balanced. | | | Identify the specific stakeholder groups and sub-groups involved in the current decision. | | | Prioritize stakeholders based on the importance to the organization of what they provide. |
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http://www.kulzick.com/Stakehr1.htm
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| | Stakeholder theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The political philosopher Charles Blattberg has criticized stakeholder theory for assuming that the interests of the various stakeholders can be, at best, compromised or balanced against each other. | | | Freeman (1984), stakeholder theory attempts to ascertain which groups are stakeholders in a corporation and thus deserve management attention. | | | By this model, firms only address the needs and wishes of those four parties: investors, employees, suppliers, and customers. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stakeholder_theory
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| | Legal Definition of Stakeholder |
| | A person having in his hands money or other property claimed by several others, is considered in equity as a stakeholder. | | | STAKEHOLDER - A third person, chosen by two or more persons, to keep in deposit property, the right or possession of which is contested between them and to be delivered to the one who shall establish his right to it. | | | The duties of a stakeholder are to deliver the thing holden by him to the person entitled to it on demand. |
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http://www.lectlaw.com/def2/s173.htm
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| | Creativity (creative) Tools and Techniques - Stakeholder Analysis |
| | How could this stakeholder be influenced to change their point or course of action. | | | Stakeholder analysis (Mason and Mitroff, 1981) looks at how groups of people might affect the outcomes of a proposal by the way they react. | | | Listing any assumptions that stakeholders are making could prove helpful e.g. |
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http://www.mycoted.com/creativity/techniques/stakeholder-anal.php
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| | Crosslinks Stakeholder index |
| | Now, at the beginning of the third Millennium, Crosslinks is launching a new scheme designed to help today’s churches with their ‘partnership in the Gospel’ in world mission. | | | It’s called Stakeholder and it offers all the mission agency resources a church needs to play its part in fulfilling the command of Jesus to take God’s Word beyond the parish boundary to God’s world. | | | Follow the links on the right to find out more about Stakeholder. |
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http://www.crosslinks.org/stakeholder/stakeholder2/stakeholder_home.htm
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| | The Stakeholder:: Melancon and Taylor Write Letters |
| | For that reason, as the representatives of the homeless, the inundated, the destroyed and the dead, we ask you to give your full support to the formation of an independent, non-partisan commission. | | | Click here to read more running commentary on the DCCC blog. | | | You are not on the Stakeholder home page. |
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http://www.dccc.org/stakeholder/archives/003593.html
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