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Course
One: Negotiating Effective Environmental Agreements
March
7-8, 2012
at UC Berkeley Clark Kerr Conference Center
Negotiation
is increasingly a required part the day-to-day work of many professionals
active in the environment, energy, natural resource management, and
land use planning fields. While you or your staff may have had some
exposure to negotiation, CONCUR’s training can take what may have been
informal experience, and take it up to the next level of professional
practice, enabling you to produce more powerful negotiated agreements.
Course
One, "Negotiating Effective Environmental Agreements,"
will meet March 7-8, 2012 at UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Conference
Center (location info). The course is intended
for professionals working across the full range of environmental and
natural resource issues in planning, policy development, or site-specific
projects.
Subject
areas of recent CONCUR focus:
integrated water resources management
oceans, coasts, and fisheries
transportation and urban infrastructure
food systems
climate adaptation
applied research for economic development
In
Course One, we show you how a process of face-to-face negotiation can
augment traditional policy making with creative agreements that are
better informed and more stable. During the training, participants learn
the elements of mutual gains bargaining, apply them in a series of simulated
disputes, and reflect on the application of these tools to everyday
work situations and their own current cases. Participants
receive a certificate of completion and MCLE credits (if applicable).
Topics
include:
- Using
negotiation to strengthen decision-making
- Key
concepts in negotiation
- Applying
dispute resolution theory for practical results
- Negotiation
styles and techniques
- Role
distinctions: negotiators, mediators, and technical experts
- Hands-on
simulations focused on environmental issues
- Ethical
responsibilities of negotiators
- Tools
for effective negotiation
- CONCUR’s
stepwise model of negotiated agreements
- Case
studies of negotiation, with topics ranging from land use planning
and water resources management to statewide environmental planning
- Engaging
your current cases: Advice on ways to improve environmental decision-making
Sample
Course One Agenda
TUITION
AND ENROLLMENT INFORMATION: (Visit
the online
registration page or use the order form below)
PLEASE
NOTE THAT THE ONLINE REGISTRATION CUTOFF DATE IS FEBRUARY
21, 2012. After February 21, please call our office at (510)
649-8008 to see if registration is still available.
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A coursebook and all materials, 2 continental breakfasts, 2 lunches,
and 1 course dinner are included in the course tuition.
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INDIVIDUALS:
$450.00 if enrolled before February 1 for early-birds, $650.00 afterward
until registration closes February 21.
- STUDENT/NGO:
$450.00 (Limited availability - please contact CONCUR) until registration
closes February 21.
- GROUPS:
20% discount for second person; 30% discount for 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc.
Please contact us for larger group arrangements.
Note: Our definition of "organization" is broad; we want to
encourage collaboration, and we will honor two enrollments from peer
organizations. (For example, one from a regional office and one from
headquarters.)
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TO
PAY BY CREDIT CARD, Please select the correct number of tickets/ticket
types below, click the "ORDER NOW" button and fill out
the registration information for each individual. At the bottom
of the registration form, select "PURCHASE TICKETS".
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PAY BY CHECK OR TO RECEIVE AN INVOICE, please select the correct
number of tickets/ticket types on the online registation link below
and click the "ORDER NOW" button and fill out the registration
information for each individual. At the bottom of the registration
form, below where it says "PURCHASE TICKETS", click "Show"
under "Other payment options" and select "PAY BY
CHECK" or "SEND ME AN INVOICE". PLEASE NOTE that
check or invoice payments still need to be received by February
21st unless other payment arrangements are made.
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AGENCY
BILLING: We understand that some organizations have predetermined
payment cycles and are willing to accomodate those needs. Please
contact Amy LeBlanc at (510) 649-8008 to discuss alternative payment
arrangements. **You should still register above and select SEND
ME AN INVOICE as noted above.
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CONCUR
is willing to make payment arrangements for individuals and groups
to meet your financial needs and enable you to attend our training.
If you have a registration question that is not answered here please
contact us.
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PLEASE
NOTE: Cancellation Policy: A refund, less a $50 administrative fee,
will be provided for cancellations for training sessions received
no later than 15 days before the first day of class (February 21).
No training refunds or cancellations will be accepted after this
date. The balance of training fees may be applied towards a future
course, otherwise NO REFUNDS ARE AVAILABLE LESS THAN 15 DAYS BEFORE
THE CLASS BEGINS.
For
questions, please contact Amy LeBlanc in our Berkeley Office at (510)
649-8008 or amy@concurinc.net.
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