Advanced Negotiations Skills; What ultimately separates skilled negotiators from average negotiators

Breakfast Club

Advanced Negotiations Skills; What ultimately separates skilled negotiators from average negotiators

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EVENT FULLY BOOKED!!

Presenter:

Greg Moore -  Managing Partner, Huthwaite Asia Pacific

Venue:

Gardenia Rooms, Shangri-La Hotel Singapore

Date: Tue, July 26, 2011 - 7:45 AM
Duration:

1:15 Hrs

BritCham Member Cost: S$42.80   Price Includes 7% GST
Non-Member Cost: S$74.90   Price Includes 7% GST
Payment Terms: No-shows will be billed.
Bookings will only be confirmed upon receipt of payment.
Payments must be received prior to the event.
No invoice will be issued for payment processing. A receipt will be issued upon request and receipt of payment.
Cancellation Policy:

No cancellations/refunds after 12 noon 19 July 2011


 

The BritCham Breakfast Club is proudly sponsored by:

The Fry Group Singapore

 

Advanced Negotiation Skills is a breakthrough in negotiation skills training, following our recent research that shows more than 35 percent of organisations prepare inadequately or not at all for business negotiations.


Huthwaite spent several years researching actual contract negotiations to determine what  ultimately separates skilled negotiators from average negotiators. The results showed three key areas of difference: activities, strategies and behaviours.

 

This breakfast will:

 

About the speaker:

Greg is responsible for coaching and developing Huthwaite’s sales team throughout Asia, expanding Huthwaite’s business and managing key clients in the region.


Greg is a sought after speaker for sales conferences, executive retreats and industry key note presentations. He is certified in many Huthwaite programs and includes classroom facilitation as one of his strengths. Greg enjoys delivering programs and seeing the impact of the sales methodologies first hand. “I have a passion for sales excellence, and that means I’ll always welcome opportunities to spend time with clients in their offices and in their classrooms. It helps me keep my finger on the pulse of how to best apply our methodologies in these times of change.”