A level Business Revision - Stakeholder Mapping

[@fomusoemmanuel6879]

Good lecture! However it would have been better to put low influence below and high influence above to make your mapping more understandable

[@nranjit1093]

Power is the influence bro

[@shahzebyt7968]

You sir are a saviour !! God bless you

[@DrSuzanneDoyleMorrisinclusiq]

Great explanation of stakeholders and stakeholder mapping!

[@FeezKhalifa]

Great video. I particularly love the explanation for the key players and the McVities example.

[@patriciajamela846]

Helpful for my exam thanks again.

[@j.g.montgomery2320]

Very much Important, bravo!!

[@georgenicolaou9352]

Great explanation! Well done

[@strininaidoo9679]

Thank you....enjoyed the clarity....of your presentation.

[@dianaziwoya3076]

good work, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[@cecilehorncastle2106]

Excellent presentation!

[@uddinrahim1126]

Fantastic explanation. You should be my lecturer instead of the one I have right now, he is so bad at explaining this...

[@oliviahollowaywright4033]

If you could please do stakeholder and shareholder approach? And their differences

[@Trustyourinstincts1]

Thanks for posting this.

[@oseikofiaddy552]

Great video. very explanatory. I have one question though. In the McVities example which stakeholder will you classify as to "keep informed"? Thus Which stakeholder in this example high interest and low power.?

[@katyaforshort]

Thank you so much for the video! I understand this much better now. I have a question though, is this matrix used only when it comes to a specific decision, or also just generally? If it is used generally, then how would you know where to position your stakeholders?

[@hd86star]

Very helpful!

[@bilehassan4607]

Amazing lecturer

[@TakingTheBiz]

That depends on who you ask!

[@teferategegne2358]

very interesting

[@SiegfriedNeumann]

THANKS A LOT. WAS VERY HELPFUL !

[@michaelbboardman2424]

HIgh to low, low to high? Fam u doing it wrong