Finding solutions to clients’ legal problems requires technical excellence, practical experience, commercial awareness… and the ability to communicate it all clearly.
A very high level of legal expertise is essential, but it is not enough on its own. Our clients also expect us to be embedded in their sectors, to understand the challenges they face, and to offer strategic advice that takes them closer to their commercial goals.
Finding solutions to clients’ legal problems requires technical excellence, practical experience, commercial awareness… and the ability to communicate it all clearly.
A very high level of legal expertise is essential, but it is not enough on its own. Our clients also expect us to be embedded in their sectors, to understand the challenges they face, and to offer strategic advice that takes them closer to their commercial goals.
Psychology of Negotiation Series: Harnessing Emotion in Negotiations – Greed
Event lead / keynote speaker: Leonore Dupont and Freya Kenny
Webinar
30 minutes CPD
Booking / RSVP required
On demand video
Event video
Join us for our exclusive new Psychology of Negotiation webinar series, and explore the impact of emotions on negotiation dynamics.
Emotions don’t just influence negotiations, they drive them. Whether you are negotiating commercial deals, resolving conflict, or leading a diverse team in high-stakes discussions, unrecognised emotions can have a huge impact on the process and therefore on the final agreement. And this applies to everyone around the table – including you.
This exclusive webinar series will explore how five key emotions can influence decision-makers during a negotiation. We will look at techniques that will equip you to harness those emotions so that you can lead negotiations with greater clarity, make decisions with confidence, and achieve better results.
WEBINAR 4: Harnessing Emotion in Negotiations – Greed
Our fourth session, hosted by Leonore Dupont and Freya Kenny, will explore the psychological impact of one of the trickier emotions to handle during a negotiation – greed. Greed is often viewed as a ‘negative’ emotion, but at its most fundamental it is an essential part of the human nature.