10 Best Negotiation Training Providers for Sales and Procurement 2026
See the 10 best negotiation training providers for sales and procurement in 2026, with a quick comparison table and guidance on choosing the right fit.
See the 10 best negotiation training providers for sales and procurement in 2026, with a quick comparison table and guidance on choosing the right fit.
Compare the 7 best negotiation training providers for sales and procurement in 2026—formats, strengths, and who each program fits best.
Explore real‑world distributive negotiation examples, learn step‑by‑step tactics, and see when to use hard‑ball strategies for maximum results.
A strategic guide to the negotiation planning process — master negotiation fundamentals, improve outcomes, and elevate sales and procurement performance.
Compare five leading sales negotiation training programs for corporate teams, covering methods, formats, and business outcomes to aid decision-making.
Learn how to apply a 3D Negotiation Strategy step‑by‑step to boost deal outcomes, with actionable tips, tools, and real‑world examples.
Ever sat at a table, feeling the pressure mount as the other side flips through a contract, and wondered if there’s a better way to steer the conversation? You’re not alone. Most corporate negotiators, sales [...]
Three-dimensional negotiation strategy for executives, sales leaders, and procurement pros. Design winning RFPs, M&A deals, and complex partnerships.
Discover 5 essential sales negotiation techniques that boost confidence, build rapport, and help you close deals faster. Learn practical strategies now.
Discover proven supplier negotiation strategies to secure better pricing, terms, and partnerships—boost your business savings today.
Picture this: you’re sitting across from a senior procurement manager, and you sense the deal is hanging on how you frame the value of your solution. That moment of tension is exactly where framing [...]
Effective Contract Negotiation Tips when Dealing with Tariffs Ever felt the knot in your stomach when a new tariff hit your supply chain and you realized the contract you signed last year just [...]
Anchoring in Negotiation: A Practical Guide to Mastering First Offers Ever walked into a negotiation and felt the conversation swing like a pendulum before you even said a word? That jittery feeling often comes [...]
The Ultimate Negotiation Strategy workshop blends consulting and training to help teams build a multi‑phase strategy they can implement immediately. Attendees learn our tools, then use them live to architect strategies for their own deals.
Explore nine expert-endorsed negotiation courses with in-depth features, tailored formats, and practical skills for HR and corporate leaders.
Explore leading training companies offering AI negotiation tools, key operational models, and benefits like faster deal cycles and tailored coaching.
Compare top negotiation training companies, including methods, formats, and ratings, to help executives and sales teams select the right provider.
Teams compete for the Title by demonstrating their mastery of the skills learned in The Ultimate Negotiator. Take a deeper dive into advanced collaboration.
3 reasons why you should attend. You'll learn to negotiate more profitable deals, turn conflict into collaboration, and make more money! GUARANTEED
Ahhh... buying a new car. I've attached a video I recorded some 6 years ago on this very subject. Nothing has changed, except I no longer maintain andrewboughton.com which I reference several times in the [...]
In this video the buyer and seller are negotiating over a restored antique sign. Captured on TV, this example is your typical Hard Bargaining negotiation. It’s a one off transaction that is all about price. There [...]
Convicted for killing his parents by bludgeoning them with a baseball bat, Ernie Sherrer's denial of the crime when questioned presents a prime example of an emblematic slip as his head shakes "Yes" when asked [...]
This video has some fantastic examples of deception detection techniques including verbal slips, manipulators, and emblematic slips. I love reality TV, for continually pumping out more and more shows with pristine examples of people negotiating [...]
Alexander Hamilton lost his life on July 11th, 1804 so that Aaron Burr could get some satisfaction. The famous duel in Weehawken, NJ occurred because of disparaging remarks made by Hamilton at a dinner party. [...]
One of the most important elements of a robust negotiation strategy is your question strategy. Questions put you in charge during a negotiation. Questions accomplish the following: Establish baseline responses Allow you to direct the [...]
Internal negotiations can include: Resource allocation discussions Project management and implementation Labor relations Influencing and persuading Recruitment and promotion Etc. The problem starts with the structure of most corporate firms. Decisions tend to follow a [...]
Power is a fundamental aspect of every negotiation. Power determines options. If you have it, you have more options. So how can you change the balance of power? Power is made of of two essential [...]
No I’m not arresting you, yet I will absolutely punish you if you forget this rule. In negotiation everything you say delivers information to the other party. The more you say, the more information you [...]
Dr. David Matsumoto appears on ABC's news broadcast discussing micro-expressions. I am a fan.
Below are my observations of the Tiger Woods press conference. Overall, Tiger's emotions, non-verbal communication, and words were very much aligned. He was truthful as he represented his feelings at the press conference. I did [...]
February 12th Philippe Dauman, Viacmon’s president and CEO, issued the following statment: As we go forward, we are continuing to focus more on software than hardware, looking to reduce the cost structure associated with Rock [...]
Read Brett's statement carefully, he is talking in the past tense when referring to playing with the Vikings. What do you think? As a fan, hopefully he will change his mind as we get closer [...]
Darvin Moon finished 2nd in the 2009 World Series of Poker, winning $5.18 million. Although Darvin is an amateur, many times he demonstrated an uncanny ability to make the right call at the right time. [...]
Why do people get caught lying? The average person lies 3x in a 10 minute conversation. That’s 1,616,220 lies in a lifetime. True many of those lies are your garden variety little white lies, harmless [...]
Humintell posted video clips of the John Edwards interview on ABC when he first denied the rumors of his affair and secondly denied fathering a child. Here are my comments on the John Edwards video. [...]
While this has nothing to do with negotiation, it was too funny to pass up. So, reprinted here from the unknown author I give you……. WHY ATHLETES CAN’T HAVE REGULAR JOBS… […]
In Kissinger’s book, Ending the Vietnam War : A History of America’s Involvement in and Extrication from the Vietnam War, he recounts the following observation. The American delegation made arrangements to occupy 3 floors in [...]
In a nutshell this is the advice I gave my client in response to yesterday’s post. Start by examining what you know about the circumstance. […]
Today I thought it would be interesting to take and dissect a real negotiation to see some of the concepts in action. So here is the setup, I’ve obscured some of the facts to protect [...]
Movement is a crucial element in every negotiation. Your reactions will undermine your position every time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYZii5Es8ic
A brief interruption in the “10 Tips” series to pose a question to everybody whose is reading this. People feel compelled to lie during a negotiation. There are many forms of lying including omissions, concealing [...]
Salary negotiations are a bit of an enigma. They have all of the elements of a Hard Bargaining situation: Limited variables Price is the main focal point (Salary) There are usually multiple applicants vying for the [...]
HIGH DEPENDENCY style of negotiation High Dependency negotiations are nothing more than a Collaborative Negotiation where the parties are mutually dependent upon each other. [...]
You can't have a collaboration over price. Price is always win-lose. What you gain the other party loses (or pays) and vice versa. There is no way to grow the proverbial pie when it comes [...]