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Generally, stakeholders are external. If an employee is at the same time a stakeholder of the company he works for, then he is both internal and external.
Internal stakeholders are individuals or groups within an organization, such as employees, managers, and shareholders, who have a direct interest or involvement in the organization. External stakeholders are individuals or groups outside the organization, such as customers, suppliers, government agencies, and the community, who are affected by the organization's actions but are not directly part of it.
in company or business, internal stake holders means the actual owners, employees and other realted people, where as external stakeholders are those are are directly impacted by the busines and inclusdes, regulators, social orgainizations, the government etc.
People who are employed or owned by a business, organisation or project who have a vested interest in the business (such as owning company shares) are internal stakeholders. Internal stakeholders can include any employee, from the CEO down to the workforce.
internal liability mean that company will pay salary, so salary is internal liability, and the company will pay interest to bank it is external liability.
internal reconstruction no new company is formed in external reconstruction an existing company is dissolved and a new company is formed with the same shareholdders. there will be absence of liquidation expenses in internal reconstruction. liquidation expenses is present in external reconstruction.
internal customers are the people you service within your company, external customers and the people that do business with your company
Internal stakeholders have a vested interest in the companies that employ them because they have a share in the company's profits (and losses). They have invested within that company, therefore it is in their best interests to ensure the company performs well. This is why many companies offer shares to all their employees.
An internal audit is done by the company itself. An external audit is done by auditors not under the influence of the company being audited.
In any Company there are Internal Factors affecting the company and External Factors affecting the company. Internal Factors are Management Descisions on what sort of business the company is in, quality of services or stock sold by the company. External Factors affecting the company include the Global Financial Crisis, government policies, and central bank interest rates.
Typically they are. Any employee with a vested interest in a company is an internal stakeholder, which typically includes the CEO and the board of directors.
Internal public relations focus on communication and relationship-building within an organization with its employees, while external public relations focus on communication and relationship-building with external stakeholders such as customers, media, and the public. Internal PR aims to create a positive work environment and foster employee engagement, whereas external PR aims to enhance the organization's reputation and manage its relationship with the public.