You will use the GRID provided to work through the process, but here are some things to keep in mind as you do the exercise:

1. First, create a list of stakeholders essential to an all-inclusive process.

2. Next, identify the issues that are important to each person or group.

3. Then, establish what constitutes a win for each of these people.

4. Next, identify the people who best represent each viewpoint who do you want to contact to represent this group?

Why are stakeholders so important? Considerations

• Who are the stakeholders in this process and how can oversights be avoided that might later lead to criticism?
• What are possible sources of bias?
• What constitutes involvement in the process? Attending meetings? Responding to inquiries? Advocacy strategies?
• How much stakeholder involvement is enough, in terms of quantity and in terms of representation? For instance, how many stakeholders need to be represented?
• Given limited resources to support stakeholder involvement, what are the tradeoffs between quantity and quality?
• How do you prioritize action with a given stakeholder?

What is important to the stakeholder? Stakeholder Impact Influence and Impact? Name CSR impact on How much influence do they them? (Low, have ouer the BIM issues? Medium, High). How could the stakeholder impact the issue? Strategies and tactics for engaging the stakeholder (initiatives, events, promotions, advocacy outreach tactics, coalitions, campaigns, etc.) . I Normal Normal What is important to the stakeholder? Stakeholder Impact Influence and Impact? Name CSR impact on How much influence do they them? (Low, have ouer the BIM issues? Medium, High). How could the stakeholder impact the issue? Strategies and tactics for engaging the stakeholder (initiatives, events, promotions, advocacy outreach tactics, coalitions, campaigns, etc.) . I Normal Normal