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Strategic Foresight

Stratetic Foresight, also known as Corporate Foresight, is a sub-discipline of future studies and provides means for dealing with uncertainty. Negotiation strategies that build upon strategic foresight prepare for various scenarios.

Intercultural Negotiations

A negotiations purpose differs across cultures: for some, the goal is a contract while others focus on relationships. Intercultural negotiations raise awareness of these differences and foster mutually beneficial outcomes.

Litigation PR

Litigation public relations (also known as Litigation PR) is the long-term strategic communication process during a legal dispute/adjudicatory processing so as to affect the outcome or its impact on the client’s overall reputation.

Digital Negotiations

Negotiations take place more and more in the “digital space”, which changes how people interact and communicate with each other. Strategic negotiation strategies take into account these challenges and use the opportunities they provide.

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OUR EVENTS

Summary “Framing, Gender & Litigation PR” – Workshop @ Litigation PR Conference 2020

Summary “Some Influences Die Hard” – Workshop @ Litigation PR Conference 2019

Summary “Systemic Strategy Development” – Workshop @ Litigation PR Conference 2018

Summary “Negotiations in the International, Private and Public Sector” – November Conference 2015

Summary “Cultural Differences in Negotiations” – November Conference 2014

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