[Verse 1] Every compliance program needs its tribe Five key players you must identify The executive sponsor holds the purse Without their backing, things get worse They need to grasp your strategic worth And champion your cause across the earth [Chorus] Map your stakeholders, know each face Executive sponsor sets the pace Peer leaders, technical crew Auditors and customers too S-P-T-A-C spells success When relationships you address [Verse 2] Peer leaders run the departments wide Engineering, HR by your side Legal, finance, operations flow They'll view compliance as friend or foe Make them see you as helpful guide Not bureaucratic thorn in their stride [Chorus] Map your stakeholders, know each face Executive sponsor sets the pace Peer leaders, technical crew Auditors and customers too S-P-T-A-C spells success When relationships you address [Verse 3] Technical implementers write the code Engineers and IT share the load System administrators deploy Respect their skills, don't just employ When they grasp the purpose clear Quality controls will appear [Bridge] External auditors judge your game Don't treat them like they're to blame Human beings with professional eyes Good relationships bring compromise Customers drive the compliance need Know what frameworks make them heed [Chorus] Map your stakeholders, know each face Executive sponsor sets the pace Peer leaders, technical crew Auditors and customers too S-P-T-A-C spells success When relationships you address [Outro] Stakeholder mapping is strategic art Each relationship plays crucial part From sponsor down to customer base Your ecosystem shows every face
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