A group of people who is able to influence the firm, but does not hold a direct stake in is known as

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Secondary social stakeholders are those who can affect a company's operations, but they do not have a direct financial or ownership interest in the firm. This may include community groups, activists, and the media. Primary social stakeholders, in contrast, have a direct stake in the company's success, such as employees, customers, and suppliers. Primary and secondary nonsocial stakeholders do not have a direct stake in the company's operations or success, and may include the general public or government organizations.

A Group of People Who Is Able to Influence the Firm