D2: Stakeholders
ASDA
Owners/Shareholders – Owners and Shareholders are the first stakeholders I would say are most important because the owners tell managers how to manage the ASDA Company. So mainly because the way employees treat the customers will declare whether the customer feels convinced to go back.
Suppliers – Suppliers are an extremely important stakeholder because the without suppliers, ASDA would not have a business to run due to lack of products to be sold. The way that ASDA can keep their supplier on their side would be if ASDA would regularly request for big orders.
Managers – Mangers are a really important stake holder so I would say they are third for a vast business such as ASDA because they lead employees to work well in the business. Managers are given certain orders that will benefit the business by the owners so the way that managers will train the employees will show how the managers run the business.
Employees – I would say that employees are fourth to being most important for ASDA because there is a majority of them that are in the business and the way that they follow orders to reach customer satisfactory contributes to customers coming back if they do a good job
Customers – Customers are the fifth important stakeholder because they are the ones that bring money into the business by purchasing the products which are sold at ASDA. Customers could either shop in ASDA because of personal preference or the way that they are treated by the members of staff within the company.
Financers – Financers are the stakeholder I would say are least important because the job that financers do are to manage all profits as they handle the gross and net profits and also they manage the staff wages.

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