Stakeholders of British Red Cross and McDonalds.
A stakeholder is someone who has an interest in any part of the business.
British Red Cross
Donors
Staff/volunteers
Benefactors
Government
British Red Cross
Donors
Staff/volunteers
Benefactors
Government
British Red Cross is a voluntary business set up to help UK and overseas people in crisis. It is also an international business. Stakeholders for the business include:
STAKEHODLERS
STAKEHODLERS

* Employees /Voluntary workers (internal) – these are the people that work for the business to help them raise the money they need to carry out what their aim is to do. The employees aim to get a wage from working from the business, whereas the voluntary workers aim to help raise money for the charity. These are one of the most important stakeholders of the business because without them the business will not be able to run. * Government (external) – this is another major stakeholder for the business because they fund what the business needs to do to raise the money. Without the government funding the charity they wouldn’t have the shops and events that go on to make the business/ charity work. * Benefactors (external) – these are another stakeholder in the business because they rely on the business raising money for them to help with the needs the business raise money. The benefactors are the main reason in which the business is running, without them needing the help, the business would have nothing to run for. * Donors (external) – these are one of the major stakeholders within the business because they are what give the business money to help the people they need to help. If donors were not available then the business would not be about to do what it aims to do, because the business is not profit making then the donors need to give money for them to donate.

The relationships these stakeholders