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Question
What do you understand by internal stakeholders?
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Solution
Internal stakeholders are those participating in a company's operations from within. This group includes both the organization's owners/shareholders and employees. Shareholders, as owners, provide funds and hold a significant share in the company. They take on commercial risks, share earnings, and manage the company.
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