That a child welfare forum convened in 2011 was so well attended by city and state officials, caseworkers, foster care agency executives and other stakeholders and parents — some of whose children had been placed in foster care — is offered up as evidence of progress.
"Making chief executives and employees stakeholders is good for America, it's good for our competitiveness".
Thinkfuse, a Seattle-based startup that allows companies to send regular progress reports to managers, executives and other stakeholders, just announced that it has been acquired by Salesforce.com.com
In this case organization refers to C-level executives and key stakeholders; those at the very top of the business.
To review how the sport communicates with fans new and old, Nascar interviewed nearly 40 of its executives and 151 industry stakeholders, including drivers, race teams and sponsors.
The approach intended to control total sediment yield, stormwater and to improve socio-economic status of the watershed, considering villagers, legislation and executive stakeholders with conflicting interests.
Corporate governance had nothing to do with the company's operations management but to the firm leadership, monitoring and controlling the actions of the executives and their accountability to all stakeholders.
Accordingly, the debate in the political arena among legislators, executive officers, stakeholders and civil society must question the wisdom of joining an agreement that would further constrain the ability of Mexico to compete in the high technology sector if, indeed, such an effort is being seriously considered at all.
By people I mean managers and stakeholders.
For example biodiversity divides companies and stakeholders.
How will licence payers, BBC staff and stakeholders be consulted?
