Bus 1101 Unit 4 Business
BUS 1101 Discussion Forum Unit 4
The text defines stakeholders as: “Individuals and organizations who are actively involved in the organization or whose interests may be positively or negatively affected by what the organization does.” Every organization has stakeholders.
A Local Airport is my choice.
Economic Stakeholders Economic Stakeholders include shareholders and the city that usually owns the airport. These are the first two economic stakeholders in that they financially have a stake in the profits. Other stakeholders that benefit economically don’t necessary have any direct financial stake but do have a financial stake in the service being there such as air delivery of mail services, shipment of goods through air benefits businesses
and their consumers.
Also, the entire economy can be devastated if all air travel events we witnessed first-hand following 9/11 attacks. The shipment of goods is extremely important to our overall economic standing without local airports working this would be greatly affected. Where I live, we have shipment delays due to airport shutdowns for weather at least once or twice a year in Chicago we get a lot of snow that poses a problem when de-icing aircraft.
Social and Environmental Stakeholders The public that flies expects that the local airports are running properly doing safety checks on airlines. Has well trained air traffic controllers and other safety staff to prevent problems so the public is safe. Environmentally we are expecting that the fuel and chemicals used on aircraft from oil, deicer, and more are being discarded properly.
Summary
Stakeholders include the shareholders, owners, public that uses the service as well as those in-flight paths of the services, the local, state, and federal government, businesses that use them for shipment, and employees who livelihood is tied to the airport.
The text defines stakeholders as: “Individuals and organizations who are actively involved in the organization or whose interests may be positively or negatively affected by what the organization does.” Every organization has stakeholders.
A Local Airport is my choice.
Economic Stakeholders Economic Stakeholders include shareholders and the city that usually owns the airport. These are the first two economic stakeholders in that they financially have a stake in the profits. Other stakeholders that benefit economically don’t necessary have any direct financial stake but do have a financial stake in the service being there such as air delivery of mail services, shipment of goods through air benefits businesses
and their consumers.
Also, the entire economy can be devastated if all air travel events we witnessed first-hand following 9/11 attacks. The shipment of goods is extremely important to our overall economic standing without local airports working this would be greatly affected. Where I live, we have shipment delays due to airport shutdowns for weather at least once or twice a year in Chicago we get a lot of snow that poses a problem when de-icing aircraft.
Social and Environmental Stakeholders The public that flies expects that the local airports are running properly doing safety checks on airlines. Has well trained air traffic controllers and other safety staff to prevent problems so the public is safe. Environmentally we are expecting that the fuel and chemicals used on aircraft from oil, deicer, and more are being discarded properly.
Summary
Stakeholders include the shareholders, owners, public that uses the service as well as those in-flight paths of the services, the local, state, and federal government, businesses that use them for shipment, and employees who livelihood is tied to the airport.