Project 2013 and Managing StakeHolders

Question

Is there a way for MS Project 2013 to:
List all Stakeholders on a project
List those stakeholders contact info (or link to Active Directory for email and phone if internal)
Assign stakeholders to tasks or milestones.
I know "resources" can be inventoried, but I'm distinguishing them from stakeholders who you would need to report to that don't perform any actual work (ex: C-level, other managers, etc.)
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide

Answer 1

rimmella --
I do not get the impression that you are using Project Server 2013, but are only using the Microsoft Project 2013 desktop application.  If that is true, I believe you have another option.  What I would do is to create a custom Resource field that
indicates whether a resource is primarily a team member or primarily a stakeholder.  Here is how to do that:
Open a project and apply the Resource Sheet view.
Click Project > Custom Fields.
In the Custom Fields dialog, select the first available resource Text field, such as Text1 for example.
Click the Rename button.
In the Rename Field dialog, enter a friendly name like Resource Type, and then click the OK button.
In the Custom Attributes section of the dialog, click the Lookup button.
In the Edit lookup table dialog, enter three values: Team Member, Stakeholder, and Both.
Click the Close button and then click the OK button.
In the Resource Sheet view, right-click on the Type column header and select the Insert Column item on the shortcut menu.
In the list of available resource columns, select the name of the new field you just created, such as Resource Type if you used that name.
In the new Resource Type column, click the pick list for each resource and select whether they are a Team Member, a Stakeholder, or Both.
This will now allow you to see who is a team member, who is a stakeholder, and who is a stakeholder who also functions as a team member.  In addition, if a stakeholder is a team member, you might want to specify a Standard Rate for that resource. 
Just an additional thought.  Hope this helps.
Dale A. Howard [MVP]