A pushback on new policies from stakeholders, is a common scenario. In order to gain support, we need to highlight the benefits of the policies, how it can help improve the quality of data, how it can help on analyses, processes and reports, and how it can pave the way to achieve strategic goals of the organization. More importantly, we can showcase the downside of not having a policy. Another suggestion could be involve the stakeholders while developing the policies, that could be an easy spot to gain support.

To effectively address stakeholder resistance to data governance policies, it's crucial to understand their concerns, tailor communication, build trust, provide support, and leverage incentives. By actively listening, addressing pain points, and offering practical guidance, you can build consensus and secure their support. Remember to be transparent, collaborative, and open to feedback to ensure a successful implementation of the policy.