stakeholder
stakeholder
Definition
stake·holder (stāk′hōl′dər)
noun
- one who holds money bet by others and pays it to the winner
- a person or group having a stake, or interest, in the success of an enterprise, business, movement, etc.
stakeholder
Law Definition
n
A disinterested party who is entrusted to withhold
contested money or property while the arguments are being adjudicated or worked
out; the third party who is holding the stakes in a wager between two or more
parties; a person with an interest in a business or enterprise of some sort,
but is not necessarily an owner.
stakeholder
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- consult: Have you consulted all stakeholders on what they perceive are the project risks?
- engage: A communication plan is also being developed to ensure that we keep all stakeholders fully engaged throughout the process.
- involve: The review is to be a clear, open, transparent process involving stakeholders.
- invite: Instead we invited stakeholders in the Materials Chemistry area to the MGP workshop, resulting in a " science " workshop.
- satisfy: Flexibility is a characteristic which satisfies many stakeholders in education.
- identify: Some of the key stakeholders identified during this process were then interviewed.
Adjective modifier
- key: Process Often we bring key stakeholders together in a ' workshop ' event.
- external: The video was primarily produced for, and distributed to, all DFID staff, external stakeholders and MPs.
- interested: The conference brought together high-level London Boro councilors and officers, as well as other interested stakeholders.
- relevant: In any event, the modeler does not usually have access to all of the relevant stakeholders in any social process.
- other: ATL will seek to work with other stakeholders to generate policies with the widest possible sponsorship.
- Key: Key stakeholders, agencies, staff and students were consulted in the course of the project.
Modifies a noun
- pension: You can also contract out with a stakeholder pension or a personal pension.
- engagement: The Open Systems Research Group has a strong history of researching with people: whether action research, stakeholder engagement or social justice.
- involvement: Section 5 reports on the steps SNH took to ensure stakeholder involvement in the development of this advice.
- scheme: It also holds the register of all stakeholder pension schemes.
- consultation: A short stakeholder consultation was undertaken over the summer to gage general interest in the Lisbon Strategy.
- dialog: Offshore Wind Consultation and Stakeholder Dialog BWEA adopted the principles of stakeholder dialog before the first offshore wind farms were even mooted.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near stakeholder
- Staked Plain
- stake truck
- stake body
- stake
- staithe
- stairwell
- stairway
- stairs
- staircase
- stair
- stakeout
- Stakhanovism
- stalactiform
- stalactite
- stalag
- stalagmite
- stale
- stalemate
- Stalin
- Stalinabad
