M1-Explain the points of view from different stakeholders seeking to influence the aims and objectives of two contrasting organisations
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Explain the points of view from different stakeholders seeking to influence the aims and objectives of two contrasting organisations- say how they influence aims/objectives.
The British Red Cross has an aim to care for people in 'crisis' they are a not for profit charity and a volunteer led humanitarian organisation
Here are 5 of their main stakeholders:
Donors
Employees/Volunteers
Communities
Victims
Government
Donors
The donor's interest with Red Cross would be that they want to help people in crisis by giving donations to the Red Cross, which will then be sent to the victims (the people that are in crisis).
The donors have a massive influence for the Red Cross as they provide the donations for the Red Cross to give away to the victims. If the Red Cross didn’t receive donations they would not be able to operate well as the purpose of the Red Cross is to help people that are in crisis, and if they don't have any donations they would not be able to donate anything to those in crisis.
Employees/Volunteers
Employees and volunteers are the people that would want to assist the Red Cross by providing a service to help victims. They would both be concerned for the success of the business as the employees would want to be getting paid well and the volunteers would want to get an experience of helping people out. The difference between the employees and volunteers is that the employees would be getting paid for working for the Red Cross on the other hand; the volunteers would also be working for the Red Cross however they would work for free.
Without the employees and volunteers the Red Cross would not be able to function well as they may not have anyone to provide the right service to the victims of a crisis which shows that they are very important in shaping the red crosses’ aims and objectives.
Communities
The community has a positive point of view for the Red Cross as they would like Red Cross to provide jobs and work for local people, also they may
Explain the points of view from different stakeholders seeking to influence the aims and objectives of two contrasting organisations- say how they influence aims/objectives.
The British Red Cross has an aim to care for people in 'crisis' they are a not for profit charity and a volunteer led humanitarian organisation
Here are 5 of their main stakeholders:
Donors
Employees/Volunteers
Communities
Victims
Government
Donors
The donor's interest with Red Cross would be that they want to help people in crisis by giving donations to the Red Cross, which will then be sent to the victims (the people that are in crisis).
The donors have a massive influence for the Red Cross as they provide the donations for the Red Cross to give away to the victims. If the Red Cross didn’t receive donations they would not be able to operate well as the purpose of the Red Cross is to help people that are in crisis, and if they don't have any donations they would not be able to donate anything to those in crisis.
Employees/Volunteers
Employees and volunteers are the people that would want to assist the Red Cross by providing a service to help victims. They would both be concerned for the success of the business as the employees would want to be getting paid well and the volunteers would want to get an experience of helping people out. The difference between the employees and volunteers is that the employees would be getting paid for working for the Red Cross on the other hand; the volunteers would also be working for the Red Cross however they would work for free.
Without the employees and volunteers the Red Cross would not be able to function well as they may not have anyone to provide the right service to the victims of a crisis which shows that they are very important in shaping the red crosses’ aims and objectives.
Communities
The community has a positive point of view for the Red Cross as they would like Red Cross to provide jobs and work for local people, also they may