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1 Stakeholder Development “Stakeholder Development improves the quality and flows of the resources an organizations needs” Our objective: Create a good and close long term relationships with our stakeholders Suppliers Employees Government Shareholders Customers Communities

2 Stakeholder Development Observing the evolution of our stakeholders’ needs Providing a good value for our product Developing fair trade environment to satisfy our stakeholders Obtaining a synergy between the shareholders through the creation of a general partnership organization

3 Body Builders Natural Remedies Digestion Expectant Mothers Tell Us Your Story Babies Flavored Water Senior Citizens Breakfast Drink

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5 A practical example of Stakeholder Development

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