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Stakeholder identification and engagement webinar, 15 March 2023

The webinar presentation covered stakeholder identification and engagement for projects. It discussed who stakeholders are, including anyone affected by a project decision or outcome. Identifying stakeholders can involve aspects of science, art, and luck. All people are potentially stakeholders if they have a vested interest in a project's success. Understanding stakeholders is crucial for project management.

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Stakeholder identification and engagement webinar Panel presentation Ian Cribbes, Donna Unitt and Trish Thurley 15 March 2023
Stakeholder Identification
Who or what is a stakeholder? An individual, group or organisation who may affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by a decision, activity, or outcome of a project.” PMI 2013 PMBoK 5
Stakeholder Engagement
Is the identification of the stakeholders within a project: • A science • An art • Luck • A bit of some/all © 2022 Association for Project Management 5
© 2022 Association for Project Management 6 Q&A
100% of people are potentially stakeholders. 100% of stakeholders are people. 100% of stakeholders have a vested interest in the project.. If you don’t understand stakeholders… Stakeholder Identification and Engagement © 2022 Association for Project Management 7 Let us leave you with this thought: