Some Skin in the Game: Maximizing Common Interests of the Five Stakeholders

Skin in the Game Case Analysis
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May 3, 2023
In the case study presented, the university administration faced a delicate situation involving student activists, executives, and a commercial tenant. The challenge was to find a solution that would maximize the common interests of the five main stakeholders: the student activists from CASCET, university executives, CASCET's advisor Sonya D'Alva, and the proprietor of College Tans, Leo Higuaín. To address this challenge, the university opted for an inclusive, collaborative approach that brought all stakeholders to the table for open dialogue and negotiation.
The decision to invite the student activists to the meeting was pivotal in ensuring that their concerns and opinions were heard. By engaging in open dialogue, the university could gain valuable insights into the students' perspectives and consider their interests during the decision-making process. Furthermore, the presence of university executives, such as Slattery, Di Maria, and Ryan, allowed them to assess the situation from a broader perspective. As critical decision-makers, they were responsible for balancing the interests of the institution, the students, and the commercial tenants. Their involvement in the meeting facilitated the exchange of arguments and concerns from all sides, ultimately helping them make an informed decision that would benefit all parties involved (Hall & Hord, 1987).
The inclusion of Sonya D'Alva, CASCET's advisor, in the meeting proved essential in bridg...