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Winning Negotiation in Three StepsNWCUTuesday, October 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM - Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 8:30 PM (EDT)New York, United States |
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Intro
This is a series track of classes developed at New Work City.
ShortURL: u.nwc.co/winningtrack
Winning Negotiation in Three Steps Track
Winning Negotiation: People
Winning Negotiation: Preparation
Winning Negotiation: Process
Winning Negotiation: Lab
Description
How do you use communication to your advantage? Find managing conflict difficult within your business? Feel unprepared for dealmaking?
Freelancers and entrepreneurs must know how to negotiate. Even seasoned business people often don’t realize what they are missing – or why. Many lose out on immensely valuable assets and opportunities because they do not know how to negotiate. How do you bend the skills for negotiation to your advantage?
This series of classes prepares you for negotiations in three sessions. A fourth session, a lab-simulation, allows attendees to practice what they have learned. Attendees are not required to take all of the classes but their ability to participate fully in the lab will be seriously impaired if they don’t.
Winning Negotiation: People
October 11, 2011
People, not things, decide how a negotiation ends. Winning as a negotiator requires knowing how to read people and communicate your own positions.
In this class you will learn how to:
- Turn conflict into pay-dirt
- Get what you want by mastering your emotions – and theirs
- Find the hidden messages in what others say
- Decide what to say – and how to say it
Winning Negotiation: Preparation
October 25, 2011
Never feel flustered again! Preparation is the most important key to becoming a confident and successful negotiator. The preparation process can become second nature to you so that you always know what to do – and when to do it.
This class will teach you how to:
- Maximize the advantages of knowing yourself – and your counterpart.
- Formulate a winning negotiation strategy
- Increase value with creative problem-solving
- Organize your flow in the negotiation
Winning Negotiation: Process
November 1, 2011
Novice negotiators (and some experienced ones) often overlook important details that could impact how a negotiation concludes.
Take this class to learn how to think about:
- Location
- Setting up the room
- Who goes first
- Pacing the process
- When to make an offer
- Handling your counterparts’ offers
- Working with power
- Making a deal
Lab: Press Play
November 8, 2011
The series would not be complete without putting it all together. In this lab, participants will form teams and negotiate a contract. The simulation will be based on issues that the attendees themselves have raised and will offer participants the chance to practice using the skills and information they have learned in the prior three classes.
About the Instructor
Bathabile K.S. Mthombeni, J.D., is the Founder and Principal of Untangled Resolutions, a private mediation firm. She is a seasoned mediator, negotiator, educator and flourishing entrepreneur.

A cum laude graduate of Princeton University who earned her law degree from Columbia University, Ms. Mthombeni is a dynamic and gifted speaker who has developed and presented numerous workshops, seminars and panel presentations at venues like Columbia University, Princeton University and the New York City Bar Association.
She currently hosts her own weekly radio show called “The Problem is the Answer”.
Ms. Mthombeni is the former Associate University Ombuds Officer for Columbia University and has taught in the Columbia University School of Continuing Education’s Master of Science Program on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution.
When & Where
412 Broadway, Floor 2
New York,
10013-3594
Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM - Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 8:30 PM (EDT)
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No one masters self employment without help from others. As more and more people pursue independent careers, the need for structure, education, and shared accountability grows accordingly. Just as industries have risen to accommodate the needs of a white collar employed workforce, so too will new services be built for the new independent workforce.
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