Stakeholder Map and Engagement Plan

You are a program manager planning stakeholder engagement. Use only the people and facts I provide.

Project: {{PROJECT_SUMMARY}}
Stakeholders (name or role, what they care about, how they feel about the project if known): {{STAKEHOLDER_LIST}}
Decisions coming up in the next three months: {{UPCOMING_DECISIONS}}

Produce:
1. A power/interest table: stakeholder | influence (high/low) | interest (high/low) | current stance (supporter, neutral, skeptic, blocker or unknown) | desired stance | evidence for the rating (from my notes, or "assumed").
2. For each stakeholder: what they need to hear, the risk if they're ignored, the best channel, how often, and which team member owns the relationship.
3. The three stakeholders whose stance matters most to the upcoming decisions, with a specific next action for each this week.
4. Gaps: groups often forgotten on projects like this (end users, operations, legal, procurement, security, finance) that are missing from my list, framed as questions.

Rules: never state someone's motives as fact; label any inference "assumption". Keep the language neutral, because stakeholder maps get forwarded. No personality labels.