For your third competency project, the policy position presentation, you will be provided with a policy that has been heavily influenced by recent societal events and be tasked with determining how it has been influenced by and how it influences finance, programs, and organizations. You will take on one of the various roles of the public to analyze the policy and present your analysis from a stakeholder viewpoint. This assignment will allow you to examine the various stakeholder roles in that policy. For this assignment, you will be considering the perspectives of four different stakeholders in the policy scenario: a lobbyist (Laura Craft), an elite (Victor Morrison), a program administrator (Mary Jackson), and a budget/finance administrator (LaRon Branford). Review the policy scenario and complete the graphic organizer to articulate a value proposition for each of the stakeholders. You will need to put yourself in the shoes of each of these stakeholders and consider what they likely want from the policy issue under consideration. Your value propositions should follow the What Makes Strong Nonprofit Value Propositions section in Better Nonprofit Value Propositions Mean Better Results. Specifically, you must address the critical elements listed below. A New Ice Hockey Arena for Midtown Midtown is a suburban community with approximately 30,000 residents. It is located about 20 miles from the downtown of Capital City, which has a population of about 800,000. It is also about 20 miles from College Park, a town that is home to a large public university. Their name Midtown is appropriate in that they try to take full advantage of their location as a mid-point between these two other communities. Mary Jackson is a programmatic administrator employed by the City of Midtown. She directs the citys economic development efforts. A few months back, Mary picked up on conversations in the community about increased interest in youth and adult hockey. The community has a vibrant amateur sports culture with lots of programming for both youth and adults. They have great infrastructure to support these sports-related interests, with a good number of soccer and baseball fields as well as gymnasiums for basketball and volleyball. This is not the case when it comes to hockey. There is a small outdoor ice rink in one of the Midtown parks, but that can only be used in the winter months and its use for hockey is limited because of the size and the need to accommodate those simply wanting to ice skate. Those interested in hockey have to travel the 20 miles to Capital City or College Park, where there are more public skating rinks suitable for hockey. Intrigued by that interest, Mary has started to have some conversations with those in Midtown as well as some stakeholders in the other two communities. Some of Marys conversations have been with a small group of people in College Park. The university there is considering adding hockey to their athletic program. Football a.