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Negotiation Strategies for Managers

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Upcoming Sessions
  December 6-9, 2009
$ 5,500
  May 16-19, 2010
$ 5,600
  September 26-29, 2010
$ 5,600
  December 5-8, 2010
$ 5,600
   
Key Benefits
During this course, you will:
Learn strategies to prepare for and manage the negotiation process
Explore options for dispute resolution
Learn techniques for cross-cultural negotiations
Practice and receive feedback on your negotiation skills
Receive a customized analysis that compares your intuitive approach to negotiation strategy to that of managers in cultures around the world
Receive two books: Professor Thompson’s encyclopedic The Mind and Heart of the Negotiator and Professor Brett’s award-winning Negotiating Globally
   
“I traveled from Ireland to learn from two of the world’s most renowned experts on negotiations and dispute resolution, and the program exceeded my expectations. Well done, Leigh and Jeanne!”

MD, Considine Consulting
J Brett
© Nathan Mandell
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Program Content
 

Evaluating Your Negotiation Skills

Buyer and seller simulation to evaluate negotiation skills

Integrative and distributive negotiation strategies

Planning and implementing a negotiation strategy

Advanced High-Stakes Negotiations

Team-based deal-making simulation

Managing tension between integrative and distributive negotiations

Negotiating joint and individual gain

Managing a negotiation team and a constituency

Negotiations within and between companies

Negotiating in a Highly Competitive Environment

Multi-party simulation using negotiation skills to generate cooperation and profits in competitive environments

Developing cooperative strategies

Signaling

Building coalitions

Establishing trust

Resolving Disputes

Dispute resolution simulation using strategy to manage highly emotional people and to reach agreements

Interest-based, rights-based, and power-based negotiations

Managing emotions

Involving third parties in dispute resolution procedures

Avoiding litigation

Negotiating Across Cultures

Cross-cultural simulation

Cultural values and negotiators’ interests and positions

Negotiation strategies across cultures

The role of government in cross-cultural negotiations

Communicating and confronting inter-culturally

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