As a project leader, your primary task is to manage people. "Satisfy stakeholders!" is the project manager's mantra. For successful projects, it's not enough to deliver on the customer's demand; projects have to meet all stakeholder expectations.

Identifying stakeholders is a primary task because all the important decisions during the initiation, planning and execution stages of the project are made by these stakeholders.  

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Stakeholders in Project Management

Project leader (or project manager) – the head of the project; defines, plans, controls, and leads the project  >>>

Project team members – produce the outputs (deliverables) for the project; participate in the project management process; contribute their skills and effort to perform tasks  >>>

Sponsor (or upper manager) – the person with formal authority who is ultimately responsible for the project; oversees the project; acts as a liaison between the upper management team and the project leader; provides authority, guidance, and maintains project priority

Project customer – the person or group whose needs and requirements drive the project; receives the final output(s) that the project produces; provides product requirements and funding

Functional managers (also known as resource managers or line managers) – provide company policy an resources, particularly people who are involved in the project