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Sources: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/cambridge-memorial-hospital-expansion-underway-1.2767551 http://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/contractor-selected-for-cambridge-memorial-hospital-expansion-1.1986945 http://www.healthcaredesignmagazine.com/news-item/cambridge-memorial-signs-contract-redevelopment-project http://www.healthcareix.com/2010/08/cambridge-memorial-hospital-julia-dumanian-president-ceo/Stakeholders: 1. Director of Hospital Foundation
Power - High ---- Interest - High
2. President, CFO Cambridge Memorial Hospital
Power - High ---- Interest - High
3. Cambridge Memorial Hospital itself
Power - High ---- Interest - High
4. City of Cambridge
Power - Low ---- Interest - Low
5. Region of Waterloo
Power - Low ---- Interest - Low
6. Tax Payers, Citizens of Cambridge
Power - Low ---- Interest - High
7. Patients at Cambridge Memorial
Power - Low ---- Interest - High
8. Doctors at Cambridge Memorial
Power - Low ---- Interest - High
9. Bondfield Construction
Power - High ---- Interest - High
10. Infrastructure Ontario
Power - High ---- Interest - High
I had to use this format because I didn't know how to create a chart. Thanks

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