Stakeholders of the Offshore Wind Company

Stakeholders of the Offshore Wind Company

A business's stakeholders are the people who are affected by the

actions of the business. In this case, the Offshore Wind Company

(ltd).

In this piece, I am looking to investigate the importance of

shareholders, their interests, environmental thoughts, and their

adverse to success.

Stakeholders are very important in today's modern society, as they can

hold the key to the company's success. They take care of the financial

issues, and decisions made by and for the company.

The six main stakeholders are Financiers, Pressure groups, Suppliers,

Employees, Owners, and, of course, the Local Community.

Stakeholders can range from central government at Westminster to a

local resident. Each stakeholder has an interesting whether the

development should be built. There are many reasons why a stakeholder

might be interested in a project like the Offshore Wind Farm.

There are many examples of controversial issues that involve

stakeholders for and against developments and initiatives.

* There is a great deal of money to be made.

* The development might affect the way that people vote locally or

nationally.

* A wind farm might be very noisy to live near.

* Property prices might fall in the immediate location.

* Wildlife in the area is rare and precious.

* More work will be available for local people.

* The alternative is a coal-fired station.

* It will affect the view across very special countryside.

All of these are very important factors that a company has to take

into account before making any drastic changes, and if certain

stakeholders don't agree with ...

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...against what ever the company decides just to be difficult, but

really, they may turn out to be the most important yet. The aim of the

company is to provide electricity to the public when needed, and if

there were no public, then there would be no company, therefore no

income. The public have opinions and thoughts about the company, and

who knows, they may even have some ideas that will take the Offshore

wind company in a whole new direction, i.e. forward.

So, I close with one last point. Stakeholders keep the company afloat,

and without them, there would be no company. I can't emphasise enough

how important stakeholders are to the successful running of the

Offshore wind company, in fact any company at that.

Stakeholders are the Offshore Wind Company, and if any one of them

didn't exist, neither would the business.