Points: 25 Graduation Party Stakeholder Management Plan Stakeholder Management Graduation Project 1. Identify & Analyze Stakeholders: Drawing on the charter you created, create a stakeholder register (below) and identify all potential individual and group stakeholders. Interest in the project explains why they would be interested in your project and how they may be affected by your project. Influence over the project means how they could support or raise objections to your project. Priority is based on how much interest and influence they have. A priority I means they have low interest and low influence. A priority 2 means they have low interest and high influence or high interest and low influence. -A priority 3 means they have high interest and high influence. Identify at least 5 stakeholders other than the planning team. Stakeholder Register Stakehold Interest in Influence on Project Project Priority Support Mitigation Strategies Interested in Example: attending to Friend support me None 1 Keep informed My Parents 3 None 1 Decorator 2 None Cook master 2 Makeup 3 Stakeholder Engagement and Relationship Management Matrix: Utilizing the priority 2 and 3 stakeholders from the register, analyze their current position on the project-resistant, neutral, supporting, and leading-and their desired position. If there is a desired change from current position to desired position, complete what you think the barrier to change is, what your strategy to help and the strategy to help the change. Utilize ideas from the textbook, how will you build or maintain a relationship with the stakeholder. Stakeholder Current Desired Position Position Barrier to Strategy f Change needed to change Current to Desired Position) Father Resistant Supporting Travels a lot Call him when traveling to keep him informed and ask for his support Build or maintain Stakeholder Relationship to the Project We have a good relationship need to communicate with him more Stakeholder Register