Stakeholder Analysis Examples: 15+ Real Samples You Can Copy

Quick answer

Stakeholder analysis examples: 15 real maps showing power/interest placement and the engagement strategy per quadrant.

[dt_tip]The quadrant isn’t static — stakeholders move as the project affects them; revisit the map monthly.[/dt_tip]

The 15 examples

1. Executive sponsor: high power/high interest — manage closely

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

2. IT director: high power/low interest — keep satisfied

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

3. End users: low power/high interest — keep informed

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

4. Vendor: medium power/medium interest — monitor + collaborate

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

5. Regulator: high power/low interest — satisfy on demand

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

6. Finance: high power/medium — engage on budget

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

7. Middle manager: medium/medium — consult on changes

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

8. External partner: medium/high — regular syncs

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

9. Press: low/low — monitor only

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

10. Team members: low power/high — involve in detail

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

11. Customer group: medium/high — early feedback

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

12. Legal: high when triggered — consult on contracts

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

13. Ops team: medium/medium — engage pre-handover

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

14. Community: low/high — inform and listen

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

15. Board: high/low — quarterly satisfaction

*(Copy-adaptable example — adjust scale, dates and names to your context.)*

How to use these examples

Pick the pattern closest to your project, adapt the specifics, and keep the structure — examples are starting points, not fill-in-the-blanks.

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Bottom line

Stakeholder analysis examples: 15 real maps showing power/interest placement and the engagement strategy per quadrant. Start with the pattern that matches your context, adapt it, and keep it updated.

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