Strategic management of alumni associations: a stakeholder approach for optimal efficiency

K. Ibrashev, A. Jumasseitova, E. S. Smolyakova
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   The purpose of the study is to explore the role of university alumni associations in aligning with the sustainable development goals (SDGs) articulated by the United Nations, emphasizing the criteria that defi ne a sustainable alumni association and their impact on university operations and broader economic and management practices.   Methodology. Emphasis is placed on elucidating criteria that characterize a sustainable alumni association. This is complemented by a comprehensive analysis utilizing qualitative research methodologies, including indepth interviews and expert assessments.   Originality / value of the research lies in its focus on the intersection of university alumni associations and sustainable development goals, an area that has received limited attention in academic discourse.   Findings. The derived conclusions are rigorously substantiated through mathematical computations, culminating in actionable recommendations aimed at fortifying the future endeavors of alumni associations. The study is contextualized within the framework of a university in Kazakhstan, off ering practical insights and implications for economic and management practices in the contemporary academic landscape.
校友会的战略管理:利益相关者提高效率的方法
本研究的目的是探讨大学校友会在与联合国阐述的可持续发展目标(SDGs)保持一致方面的作用,强调界定可持续校友会的标准及其对大学运营和更广泛的经济与管理实践的影响。 方法。重点是阐明可持续校友会的特征标准。此外,还利用定性研究方法(包括深入访谈和专家评估)进行了全面分析。 研究的独创性/价值在于其重点关注大学校友会与可持续发展目标的交叉点,而这一领域在学术讨论中受到的关注有限。 研究结果。通过数学计算严格证实了得出的结论,并最终提出了旨在加强校友会未来努力的可行建议。本研究以哈萨克斯坦的一所大学为背景,为当代学术界的经济和管理实践提供了实用的见解和启示。
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