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Interest-Based
Negotiation
Have
you been on the wrong end of a big deal lately?Most negotiations leave
somebody feeling shortchanged – or worse.
But it doesn’t have to be that way. |
A proven and
superior methodology for successful negotiations, sales and
decision-making
Training offered in partnership with Alignor, LLC
CONTACT:
info@growthworksinc.com
(763) 420-5685 |
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HISTORY
OF INTEREST-BASED NEGOTIATION: The powerful concepts of interest-based
negotiations were first outlined in the book, Getting to Yes,
published by Roger Fisher and William Ury. Famed economist/ diplomat/
author John Kenneth Galbraith said the concepts are “equally
relevant for the individual who would like to keep his friends, property
and income and the statesman who would like to keep the piece.”
And now the Harvard-trained team at Alignor
LLC has transformed the theory into practical, applicable, hands-on
training that can profoundly improve the way you sell and market,
handle strategic negotiations, and even the way people in your
organization conduct internal decision-making.
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Successful
negotiators use the Alignor®
Process to develop strategies and make critical
decisions related to:
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Account
Management
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Sales
and Marketing
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Mergers
and Acquisitions
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Partnering
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Conflict
Resolution
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Corporate
Alignment
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Scenario
Planning
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And
more
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The Alignor®
Negotiation System teaches you to:
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Understand the
core principles of interest-based negotiating
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Define goals
and evaluate assumptions in terms of stakeholder needs
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Learn and apply
a proven methodology for preparing to negotiate
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Build and
improve collaborative relationships
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Create
persuasive proposals
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Obtain internal
buy-in on important decisions
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Be more
strategic in negotiations
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Apply effective
skills and a common vocabulary for getting buy-in on important deals
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Handle
difficult negotiators and their tactics
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