Executive Education - Managerial Programme
Negotiation Strategies and Techniques
– Master negotiation to drive successful procurement and strong supplier relationships!

Negotiation Strategies and Techniques
2-Day Programme
This programme on Negotiation Strategies and Techniques is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and techniques for effective negotiation for an organisation.
Programme Information
This programme introduces negotiation as an essential skill to obtain the best value for every transaction and negotiation skills can be cultivated through effective learning and practices. Developing practical negotiation skills contribute to the positive outcomes in an organisation.
Programme Outline
This programme is facilitated by an expert Trainer who has acquired substantive experiences on strategic sourcing and procurement negotiation. The session is expected to be lively and interactive, interspersed with practical exercises and role-plays for an effective sourcing & procurement negotiation.
At the end of this programme, each participant will attain a Certificate of Competency.
- Programme Scope:
- Opportunities for a Business Negotiation
- Modes & Practical Models for Negotiation
- Setting Clear Objectives & Planning for Negotiation
- Understanding & Managing Negotiating Styles
- Recognising & Counteracting Negotiation Tactics
- Developing Negotiation Strategy & Techniques
- Non-Verbal Communication in Negotiation
- Validating Assumptions, Creating Negotiation Leverage & Overcoming Obstacles
- Opening, Conducting & Closing a Professional and Successful Negotiation
- Key Success Factors & Pitfalls in Negotiation
- Practical Case Exercises and Role-plays
Training Commitment
2-Day
Mode of Delivery
Classroom
Duration
9.30am - 5.30pm (UTC/GMT +8)
Programme Dates
Request for Brochure
Contact us at SIPMM Qualification if you want to know more!
Minimum 21 Years Old
$880
(PUBLIC)
$790
(MEMBERS)
Where is the venue?
This programme will be held at SIPMM, located on Level 2 of the Trade Association (TA) Hub.
