Training
We will be glad to custom-tailor
training to your organization's needs. For convenience, three broad frameworks for our training
could be described as
For an
overview of some possible topics, we suggest the
Annotated Table of Contents in
The Negotiator's Fieldbook. No other firm is as well-prepared to provide up-to-the-minute course modules
on any combination of these 80 subjects, which are increasingly
recognized as essential to sophisticated negotiation practice. That's
because the book's editors are CONVENOR partners and
all eighty contributing authors are ongoing colleagues.
Most important, we respond to your priorities.
We offer
the frameworks briefly discussed here not as prepackaged courses, but for your consideration as a starting point. They
are simply ways to think about what your organization might need, which "basic/standard" negotiation courses do not provide.
We
prefer to avoid
standardization. We offer instead to develop training modules that respond specifically to your organization's priorities.
For example, we have been retained by some distinguished groups for "master
classes" (e.g., a full day course for the 45 highly proficient mediators who
work full-time for the US Federal Courts of Appeal.) But these courses are
different every time. CONVENOR has a long track record of avoiding the common "trainer's
trap" of developing a standard course, which then is offered for years
after the theories and research that underpinned it have been
significantly revised. No other firm, in fact, maintains continuing
relationships with so many and such varied thinkers and researchers in our
field. How we develop new material
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