Synonyms for stakeholder
ˈsteɪkˌhoʊl dərstake·hold·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. stakeholdernoun

   someone entrusted to hold the stakes for two or more persons betting against one another; must deliver the stakes to the winner

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1. List of paraphrases for "stakeholder":

   stakeholders, intervener, intervenor, speaker, actor, interested

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1. Jonas Kron:

   There has been a lot of focus on stakeholder capitalism and things like human capital management. This is a time when those words will be put to the test.

2. Daniel Crane:

   There needs to be a big multi-stakeholder discussion that leads to some kind of a framework for going forward that allows a lot more flexibility, it also gives the dealers real hope of being able to be participants going forward.

3. Larry Cosme:

   With the diverse stakeholder status of the multiple federal employee groups, the recent citations of the nominee’s embracement of radical theories such as ‘critical race theory’ draws a large question as to this nominee’s ability to neutrality, fairness and impartiality.

4. Jeremy Martin:

   The next step is there will be a rule-making process to entertain changes to the rule, so that should be based on evidence, stakeholder input and public comment. In that sense, that is a much more reasonable process to the CRA, clearly the instinct of the administration is to weaken and undermine these kinds of protections. I don't think that makes sense at all, but at least this process will give us the opportunity to submit evidence.

5. Rebecca Borné:

   Overturning the auto lending guidance just opened the door to uncertainty across federal agencies that use rules and guidance to protect the public from financial predators, the CRA ... allows politicians to quickly dismiss agency protections that were thoughtfully crafted, often based on years of research and stakeholder input.