Purchasing Series - Negotiations Preparations (2 Day) HSO

Negotiations Preparation

The true art and science of a negotiation does not begin when the buyer or seller arrives at the table - that is the easy part. A negotiation is won during the preparation and discovery phase of the process. This is where you realize what the counterpart wants, needs or has to have for success. Having the confidence of being able to walk in and to know success is eminent and satisfaction can be secured is a very persuasive and powerful tool.

The session explores the feature of both the art of a negotiation and the science behind every successful negotiation. Also, being in command at the table is a strength every person should convey and a tool to impress higher levels of management with your influence.

Taking part of our Purchasing Series classes has more benefit than just great training – it also allows you the opportunity to earn the Automotive Buyer Certificate and the Advanced Automotive Buyer Certificate!

Taught by Bill Agee C.P.M., A.P.P., CEM, CMN, CPP, CPE, CPIM, CPCM – this highly sought after instructor brings a wealth of knowledge and real work experience expertise to each subject.

Completion of the first six classes will earn you the Honda Supplier Training Automotive Buyer Certificate (HOST ABC). Taking three of the four new classes will earn you the Advanced Automotive Buyer Certificate. Learn more at http://host.hondaengage.com/certificate-programs/

All of our purchasing series classes are certified through the Institute of Supply Management and can be used as continuing education credits for the CPSM certification.

November 28-29, 2018

HSO Jet Room
19900 State Route 739
Marysville, OH 43040

8:00am - 4:00pm

Instructor: Bill Agee

Please note: All classes are priced and billed exclusively in U.S. dollars, regardless of location due to the nature of exchange rate fluctuation and the need to have a stable ticket price offered.

Eventbrite will charge a fee per ticket purchased. Eventbrite service fee: 2.5% of the ticket cost plus $0.99 per ticket sold in U.S. dollars.