Good negotiators are made rather than born. This interactive seminar
provides professionals with a framework to conduct negotiations,
implementing the power of persuasion when under pressure, using a
principle-based approach. We will explore how people make decisions and
how we can use techniques of influence to nudge them in a positive
direction and create opportunities for both parties.
Those in
attendance will leave with the knowledge and skills used by crisis and
hostage negotiators, and a discussion of how this can be used in the
private sector to increase sales, improve customer service, and
implement stronger leadership.
A successful deal is one that is good
for your counterpart and better for you.
The main topics would be the four most important principles of hostage and crisis negotiation, which include:
- Understanding
- Timing
- Delivery
- Respect
*The seminar will be conducted in English
2 hours
Max 25 attendees
400€
Online
- Attendees will learn the FBI model of negotiation and the 8 skills of
active listening, while also gaining insights into gathering
information during their negotiation. Skilful active listening can calm
tensions and get you the information you need to build win-win deals;
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We will discuss working within the window of opportunity and becoming
comfortable with incomplete information in order to create the optimal
strategy;
- Attendees will learn the 5 critical pieces of
delivering a message and will explore why this overlooked piece is as
important as the content they prepare;
- We will also discuss the
power of emotions within decision-making and how the perceived level of
respect, or lack thereof, can disrupt a successful negotiation.
Attendees will identify a few powerful emotional triggers and will learn
how to leverage their emotions and use them to their success.
Develop skills to capitalize on differences and advance reciprocal influence for mutual gain.
Define a process for successful negotiations.
Enhance hard-bargaining skills and gain more value.
Scott Tillema is a top communication keynote speaker, FBI trained hostage negotiator,
and senior associate with The Negotiations Collective. He is a police
lieutenant in the Chicago area and has worked with a regional swat team.
Scott has developed a model for crisis negotiation, which is now being
adopted by those in the private sector for use in sales, communication,
and leadership. Attendees of his classes learn how they can negotiate
under pressure, bringing greater value to their personal and
professional lives.
Scott is a nationally recognized speaker in the field of police negotiations, having presented to thousands of police negotiators at conferences across the country and has also delivered a TEDx Talk, where he presented, “The Secrets of Hostage Negotiators.”
Educationally, Scott studied behavioral science at the University of Wisconsin and later earned a master’s degree in forensic psychology, additionally, he has received negotiation training at Harvard University.
For many years, Scott held the role of adjunct professor, teaching multiple courses in both psychology and criminal justice. He is now faculty with the Schranner Negotiation Institute based in Switzerland, providing negotiation instruction to clients in both the U.S. and Europe, and was recently named as a trainer for the Hostage & Crisis Negotiation International Academy based in Paris.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +302119557610
+302119557600