Date, Location, & Fees

New dates coming soon

Description

Become a more skillful negotiator by developing a strategy to focus on the areas that can affect the final outcome in a negotiation. Discover the ways in which you can strengthen and enhance your influence and gain leverage in negotiations.

Highlights & Benefits

  • A better understanding of your sources of social power
  • Greater self awareness to build on recognized strengths and mitigate challenges
  • A suite of negotiation and influence tools
  • A deeper understanding of the importance of leverage and relationships on negotiation and persuasion

Audience

Mid-level to senior-level managers who need to become better at negotiations.

Academic Director

Cade Massey, PhDPractice Professor, Operations, Information and Decisions, The Wharton School

Date, Location, & Fees

May 6 – 10, 2024
Philadelphia, PA
$12,500
Dec. 9 – 13, 2024
Philadelphia, PA
$13,000

Description

Identify and understand your own negotiation style and that of others to negotiate more effectively. Learn transformative techniques and acquire practical tools and frameworks that will improve your ability to negotiate both inside and outside your organization.

Highlights & Benefits

  • Learn new tools, practice with multiple scenarios, and gain valuable feedback
  • Improve your skills regardless of your level of experience
  • Uses a personality-based approach rather than simplistic “win-win” or “win-lose” models

Audience

Managers with any level of negotiating experience who would like to optimize their ability to influence decision makers and effect change

Academic Director

G. Richard Shell, JDThomas Gerrity Professor; Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics; Professor of Management, The Wharton School

Date, Location, & Fees

New dates coming soon

Description

Assess your personal persuasion style, and apply what you learn to your current challenges. This program provides tools to help you advance your cause in the organization, identify and remove barriers to persuading others, and learn the “Art of Woo” — winning others over.

Highlights & Benefits

  • Increase self-awareness, credibility, organizational intelligence, and communication skills
  • Learn the steps to effectively sell your ideas
  • Use a personality-based, structured approach to help you recognize which persuasion styles come most naturally

Audience

Executives of all levels seeking to sharpen their powers of persuasion and influence

Academic Director

G. Richard Shell, JDThomas Gerrity Professor; Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics; Professor of Management, The Wharton School



Contact Us

Schedule a personalized consultation to discuss your professional goals:

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