Learning Outcomes:
Stakeholders & Supply Chain
- Factors affecting agriculture
- Who has an interest in the business?
- Who influences the business?
Who has interest in farm business?
There are several people and organisations that have an interest or stake in an agricultural business – these are referred to as Stakeholders.
Stakeholder: An individual/group who have an interest in the business and may be affected by it’s activities. These can be:
Internal stakeholder:
- An individual/group who are involved in the business directly by being or representing members of the workforce.
- Owners (sole trader, partners)
- Employees
- Trade unions
External stakeholder:
- An individual/group with links to the business but no direct representation. Shareholders, suppliers, investors, lenders, local community, pressure groups, government, financial businesses
Stakeholder Conflict
Stakeholders don’t always agree what is best for a business this is called stakeholder conflict.
Latest Agri Business Info…
The first Farming and Food Partnership Board meeting marks an important step for joined-up working across the food and farming system.
Our Chair, Emily Norton, represents AHDB on the Board, bringing the voice of levy payers into these discussions.
The first meeting of the Farming and Food Partnership Board took place on Wednesday. 🤝
Building on Baroness Batters' Farm Profitability Review, the Board will work to create a more productive, profitable and resilient food system.
Find out more: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/farming-and-food-leaders-unite-to-drive-growth-in-british-agricultures
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