Top 26 MBA Courses in Negotiation - Europe
Negotiation - Europe
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This highly engaging four-day program is designed for experienced professionals like you who are eag
This highly engaging four-day program is designed for experienced professionals like you who are eager to enhance your influence, particularly those who may feel less comfortable asserting power or maneuvering through political environments.
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Location: Live Virtual, Fontainebleau.
Duration: Approximately 2 months.
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Duration: 20 days.
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Place: Paris – Jouy-en-Josas Campus.
Duration: 4 days.
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Location: Fontainebleau.
Duration: 4 weeks.
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In this seminar you will learn the most important elements for successful negotiations. The most imp
In this seminar you will learn the most important elements for successful negotiations. The most important basis is effective preparation and structuring for negotiations. Building on this, we analyze the requirements for sustainable multi-party negotiations.
This program is offered in German.
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Duration: 2 days.
Gain a global perspective on negotiation, stakeholder management and online commun
Duration: 2 days.
Gain a global perspective on negotiation, stakeholder management and online communication. Advanced Negotiation Techniques is an intensive 2-day executive program for experienced negotiators and senior leaders who operate in international, high-stakes environments.
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Duration: 3 days.
Format: In Person.
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