Stakeholders
Oxfam’s internal stakeholders; Oxfam’s internal stakeholders include Directors, organisers, employees/staff and trustees these are the internal stakeholder because they work within the organisation and have an interest in its success. As Oxfam is a non-profit organisation its staff still make money out of running it successfully so their interest is to do the best for the organisation so they can maintain their careers and help many people while at it. For example, the directors must make sure everything the organisation do will benefit them in the future, that it will help enough people and that it will not endanger the organisation in anyway. The staff would have to help out with the success of Oxfam as they are the one that …show more content…
Key external stakeholders for Oxfam are the customers/donators as they are the one that make revenue for Oxfam. Oxfam made £79.6 million from just sales of their good and donated goods from the public. Customer are one of the main factors for Oxfam’s success as their customer’s/donators interest is to help out with the aim and objective that Oxfam has, and the only way for Oxfam to do so is with the help of them. Volunteers work for Oxfam as they believe in Oxfam and they have a good will of helping others with all they can offer. They help to run and operate the organisation which is really helpful as Oxfam can save money and invest in other areas of the organisation. Oxfam’s suppliers are important as Oxfam need the cheapest way to operate so they can save money to spend on fighting poverty, rather than expensive materials/products. They use branding to attract more suppliers/donators that will invest in them and donate top quality items that will go up for sale. They also rely on society because they are the ones that help Oxfam promote themselves and grow, as they are the ones to help the charity by giving donations. A charity doesn’t really rely on a government as they are a non-profit organisation meaning that they don’t pay certain taxes, which mean the government doesn’t gain money from them. However, government from poverty …show more content…
If Oxfam want to communicate with its internal stakeholder’s best way for them to do it is by having meetings, presentation, conference and if it needs to communicate with internal stakeholders but within a different country, they can use the same methods, but with an online conference where they use webcams to present work. This would make everyone feel as a team as everyone would be involved and would allow anyone to raise any concerns or any new ideas. Another way is through email if they need to send over important files or
Oxfam’s internal stakeholders; Oxfam’s internal stakeholders include Directors, organisers, employees/staff and trustees these are the internal stakeholder because they work within the organisation and have an interest in its success. As Oxfam is a non-profit organisation its staff still make money out of running it successfully so their interest is to do the best for the organisation so they can maintain their careers and help many people while at it. For example, the directors must make sure everything the organisation do will benefit them in the future, that it will help enough people and that it will not endanger the organisation in anyway. The staff would have to help out with the success of Oxfam as they are the one that …show more content…
Key external stakeholders for Oxfam are the customers/donators as they are the one that make revenue for Oxfam. Oxfam made £79.6 million from just sales of their good and donated goods from the public. Customer are one of the main factors for Oxfam’s success as their customer’s/donators interest is to help out with the aim and objective that Oxfam has, and the only way for Oxfam to do so is with the help of them. Volunteers work for Oxfam as they believe in Oxfam and they have a good will of helping others with all they can offer. They help to run and operate the organisation which is really helpful as Oxfam can save money and invest in other areas of the organisation. Oxfam’s suppliers are important as Oxfam need the cheapest way to operate so they can save money to spend on fighting poverty, rather than expensive materials/products. They use branding to attract more suppliers/donators that will invest in them and donate top quality items that will go up for sale. They also rely on society because they are the ones that help Oxfam promote themselves and grow, as they are the ones to help the charity by giving donations. A charity doesn’t really rely on a government as they are a non-profit organisation meaning that they don’t pay certain taxes, which mean the government doesn’t gain money from them. However, government from poverty …show more content…
If Oxfam want to communicate with its internal stakeholder’s best way for them to do it is by having meetings, presentation, conference and if it needs to communicate with internal stakeholders but within a different country, they can use the same methods, but with an online conference where they use webcams to present work. This would make everyone feel as a team as everyone would be involved and would allow anyone to raise any concerns or any new ideas. Another way is through email if they need to send over important files or