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Negotiation Skills 1 (Soft Skills)
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The workshop combines both theory and psychology with practical tips and exercises to improve your negotiation skills, understand how others are thinking and their interests in particular results, and how to identify and prepare for a win/win outcome.
Participants will also learn how to ask the right questions, listen well, read body language and prepare themselves better for negotiations, learning the best tactics, how to influence the other side and how to handle conflict.
7 hours 32 min 
12 ChaptersWhat You Will Learn?
Theory and psychology
- Recognising influences affecting people
- Understanding people’s interests in particular results
- Assessing alternative outcomes
- Identify ‘Win Win’ scenarios
- Preparing and giving options
- Understanding fairness
- How to communicate effectively
Practical exercises
- The workshop will include a number of practical exercises exploring the themes above
Practical tips
- Prepare and plan
- First impressions
- The right questions
- Listen well
- Use your head
- Read body language
- Spot potential lying
- Strategies and tactics
- Influence the other side
- Know how to bargain
- Handle conflict
- Confidence when negotiating
Benefit
- Understand the key basic concepts of negotiating
- Be able to identify and react to different negotiating styles
- Spot and counteract tactics used by the other side
- Add more value to your client
- Get better deals in your professional and personal life
- Become a better negotiator
Who should attend?
Pretty much anyone!
The course is aimed at business-people and professionals who want to start to learn how to prepare for negotiations and how to negotiate more effectively. We all negotiate all of the time, improving your skills or the skills of your team will act as a differentiator in the market.
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Facilitators:
Hugh Owen. Lawyer and Trainer
Solicitor of England and Wales
M&A
C&SEE, Baltics, Ukraine
Hugh worked for more than 20 years at Allen & Overy, more than half of those as a partner.
Now, as a consultant through Go2Law, Hugh continues to advise on strategic, complex M&A in the wider Central European region.
He has wide and deep experience throughout Central Europe, from the Baltics to the Balkans.
He advises buy-side and sell-side, strategic and financial investors, on transactions in key sectors such as telecommunications, technology, media, financial services, energy and healthcare.
Hugh has been consistently ranked as one of the leading M&A lawyers in Central Europe by directories such as Chambers, Legal 500, IFLR.
John Nicholson BSc, ACA, CFQ, BFP
Chartered Accountant, Corporate Finance specialist and Business Finance Professional
Audit & Financial Advisory
Central Europe
John has worked 19 years for Deloitte half of those as a partner in Financial Advisory.
He is now an independent financial consultant providing independent advice to a range of financial matters.
John worked for 19 years with Deloitte in Central Europe, nine of these as a partner. He now works as an independent financial advisor – working for the public and private sectors on large infrastructure-based transactions. Whilst current focusing on transportation and transport infrastructure John’s career as an auditor, financial due diligence provider, transactions advisor and debt restructuring consultant has covered a wide range business sectors including energy, infrastructure, banking, manufacturing, telecom, construction, and insurance. He loves to share his experience and provides training that he believes adds the most value to participants.