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Bright Focus - Financial decision-making - Business negotiations

Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment Management and Contract & Business Negotiations. For expert advice call 31 (0)20 7370607 or enquire online. https://brightfocusconsult.com/en/<br><br>

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Bright Focus - Financial decision-making - Business negotiations

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  1. Quality Negotiations or tug-of-war battle? Tug-of-war battle. If you have a Mr. Nice personality type, you shy away from hardball negotiation tactics. You just want to play it and save the other party happy. As long as the negotiation result is good for both of you, everyone can go their own way. But if you are the confronting type, you are always looking for the next battle to feel alive. No such thing as a wasted fight. Clients consist of entrepreneurs, professionals from leading companies and financial institutions, foundations, associations and high net worth individuals. In addition to my financial business experience, I gained my knowledge in investments, risk management and negotiations at prestigious universities, including Stanford University, Harvard Law School, the Amsterdam Institute of Finance and the University of Notre Dame. Before I started my professional career, I completed a study in business economics at the University of Amsterdam.

  2. Business Negotiation Biases   How biases in business negotiations affect results 01 After a negotiation your memories could be off from the presented facts Suggestibility in negotiations means being inclined to accept and act on suggestions of others, even where the information is false, but plausible. False memory is a psychological phenomenon, where in the negotiations you recall things that did not happen, Clients consist of entrepreneurs, professionals from leading companies and financial institutions, foundations, associations and high net worth individuals. In addition to my financial business experience, I gained my knowledge in investments, risk management and negotiations at prestigious universities, including Stanford University, Harvard Law School, the Amsterdam Institute of Finance and the University of Notre Dame. Before I started my professional career, I completed a study in business economics at the University of Amsterdam.

  3. Negotiation Tactics for Bargaining the Best Deal Negotiation game. As kids, the use of negotiation tactics for bargaining what you wanted was easy. With your parents or on the schoolyard, you just showed up and used your negotiation skills to the best of your ability. No pressure, nothing to lose and the next day if you failed, you just tried again. Until we tied ourselves in a suit and tie, taking ourselves seriously  Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment Management and Contract & Business Negotiations. For expert advice call +31 (0)20 7370607 or enquire online.

  4. Contact me now forfinancial decision-making | business negotiationsto guide you goal-oriented to results ERIC BLOEMENDAAL Bright Focus BVFinancial decision-making | Business Negotiations MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONSINVESTMENTS AND RISK MANAGEMENTBUSINESS NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES +31 (0) 20 737 06 07eric@brightfocusconsult.com

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