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Question 11 The following would be considered external stakeholders: a. Sponsor, department head, project team leader b. Human Resource Manager, Marketing Manager, team member c. Customer, suppliers, public d. Department coordinator, Project Coordinator, Company President

a)
Sponsor, department head, project team leader are part of the organization and are internal stakeholders
b)
Human Resource Manager, Marketing Manager, team member are part of the organization and are internal stakeholders
c)
Customer, suppliers, public are not part of the organization but are external to it and are thus considered under external stakeholders
d)
Department coordinator, Project Coordinator, Company President are part of the organization and are internal stakeholders
So, as per above discussion, option c is the correct option
 
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