The following 9 organizations are each governed differently--with a different stakeholder group ultimately in charge of making strategic decisions, like, for instance, how to create shared value. Answer both questions A. and B. for each organization.

A. Do some research to let me know which stakeholder group (different for each organization) ultimately has control over the strategic direction of the organization.

B. Who profits if the strategic move ends up paying off?

1. SC Johnson

2. Exxon Mobil

3. The Hershey Company

4. MassMutual

5. Ocean Spray

6. King Arthur Flour

7. Ramapo College

8. Ridgewood YMCA

9. Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom

(Hint: I am looking for governance/ownership structure and each of the 9 organizations has a different governance/ownership structure. In other words, only one of these organizations is a publicly-traded corporation of the type that Padro and Paine talk about. What about all of the others?)