The stakeholder wheel is a framework used to categorize stakeholders based on their relationship to

the organization or project. It typically includes categories such as customers, partners, suppliers,

regulators, and competitors , among others.

Key Considerations:

Regulators, Compliance, Owners: While regulators and owners are valid stakeholders, "compliance"

is not a stakeholder category but rather a function or responsibility.

Competitors, Customers, Partners: These are all valid stakeholder categories commonly found on the

stakeholder wheel.

Competitors, Consumers, Providers: While competitors and consumers (a synonym for customers)

are valid, "providers" is not a standard term used in the stakeholder wheel.

Contractors, Partners, Suppliers: Contractors are not typically included as a primary stakeholder

category on the stakeholder wheel, though partners and suppliers are.

Evaluation of Each Option:

A . Regulators, Compliance, Owners:

"Compliance" is not a stakeholder category; it refers to adherence to rules or regulations.

Conclusion: This is not correct .

B . Competitors, Customers, Partners:

These are all valid stakeholder categories found on the stakeholder wheel.

Conclusion: This is correct .

C . Competitors, Consumers, Providers:

While competitors and consumers (customers) are valid, "providers" is not a standard stakeholder

category.

Conclusion: This is not correct .

D . Contractors, Partners, Suppliers:

Contractors are not typically included as a primary stakeholder category on the stakeholder wheel.

Conclusion: This is not correct .

Final Recommendation:

The list that only includes stakeholders shown on the stakeholder wheel is:

B . Competitors, Customers, Partners