The phrase "a big stakeholder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual or organization that has a significant interest or investment in a particular project, company, or situation.
Example: "In the upcoming merger, a big stakeholder will be influencing the decision-making process significantly."
Alternatives: "a major stakeholder" or "a key stakeholder".
The city is a big stakeholder in this state".
He is also a big stakeholder in Four Seasons Hotels, TWA, Motorola, Apple Computer and Euro Disney.
Yahoo is under intense pressure to revive its revenue growth, and activist investor Starboard Value, a big stakeholder, is pushing for a change in leadership.
A fourth big stakeholder is Wasatch Advisers of Milwaukee.
Bromberg says the alternatives proposed by FoEME will benefit many in the region, many "smaller" people who can take advantage of sustainable tourism, and agriculture -- and not just a few big stakeholders who are set to make a lot of money from a Red-Dead canal.
The other big stakeholder involved, the European Central Bank, is opposed even to that.And while Europe bickers, the Greeks are suffering.
There was further pressure on the country's stock market as investors anticipated the end of a ban on share sales by big stakeholders this week.
Hence the big stakeholders became major advocates for the change to a quota-based process.
The system's big stakeholders have lobbyists, are campaign contributors or are forces in their communities.
While it is not known how other shareholders are voting on directors, big stakeholders like BlackRock, T. Rowe Price and TIAA-CREF have increasingly taken aim at boards, voting against directors they think are performing poorly.
Indeed, with both its Documents Technology and Services units performing exceedingly well, Xerox can only benefit from splitting the company into two profitable businesses and thereby unlocking their real value, according to some of its big stakeholders.
