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High-Value Negotiation Workshop
€22,500

22,500

Participants (up to 12) collaboratively build a standard negotiation : quality, predictable outcomes, faster preparation and decision-making

2-day workshop to prepare and sharpen your negotiation

High Stakes simulations and coaching

5 hours of On-Call Expert

Access to "Online Negotiation Journey"

Your Solutions

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Faster Preparation and Decision-Making

A common process eliminates redundant analysis, shortens preparation cycles, and accelerates decision-making—critical when time pressure and uncertainty are high

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Collective Ownership

The collaborative design format builds buy-in across stakeholders, strengthening internal alignment and reducing internal friction that often undermines high-stakes negotiations

Session d'apprentissage en ligne

Why Leaders invest in our High-Stake Negotiation worlkshops

Because in high-stakes negotiations, misalignment is often more costly than a weak counterpart.

Leaders invest in this workshop to establish a shared, disciplined negotiation process that brings clarity, speed, and predictability to complex decisions involving multiple stakeholders. Rather than relying on individual experience or ad-hoc practices, the organization gains a common framework for preparing, deciding, and executing under pressure.

By aligning teams around clear decision rules and escalation mechanisms, leaders reduce delays, internal conflict, and costly last-minute compromises. The result is higher-quality outcomes, faster execution, and greater control in negotiations where the financial, strategic, and reputational stakes are highest.

They Trust us

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...and 24 more international groups

The Programme

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They did it!

28

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Duration

3 days

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Completion

100%

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Satisfaction

100%

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Content
Duration
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Diagnosis of the current practice
Analysis of how the negotiation is currently prepared and conducted, including risks, inconsistencies, and missed value.
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