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"The UC Berkeley Negotiations training program provided me with many tools to improve my critical reasoning process. The content was excellent, the role playing hit home and Holly was fantastic!"
"This program was a positive and solid experience; it's applicable to many aspects of life and work. The practice exercises were very useful and the advice was practical, succinct and actionable."
"The week I attended the UC Berkeley Negotiation program I was on the verge of losing a big internal deal. The day after Holly Schroth's class, I went into a meeting with my customer and not only closed the deal, I built the foundation for a great long-term relationship."
"The week I attended the UC Berkeley Negotiation program I was on the verge of losing a big internal deal. The day after Holly Schroth's class, I went into a meeting with my customer and not only closed the deal, I built the foundation for a great long-term relationship."
"Since taking the UC Berkeley Negotiations course, my confidence level in negotiations has increased, and I'm more conscious of doing the right research before starting conversations. This course is very user-friendly and practical."
"The hands-on practice negotiations are incredibly helpful. This is one of the best classes I've ever taken!"
"On the first day you challenged us to learn something that would help us immediately. I give the course a 100 and am going to send my executive sales team to this course!"
"My recent experience with the Executive Education program of Berkeley was excellent. The three day course on Negotiations and Influence taught by Professor Holly Schroth provided key insights into achieving mutually beneficial, long term agreements, and how to reach those agreements more amicably. Without a doubt, I am a more effective negotiator for having taken this course. Given the scope and breadth of the deals we make on a yearly basis, even a small improvement in our effectiveness represents a huge ROI."
"Whether you are a senior executive, or a new manager, you will find value not just in the coursework but also through the interactive sessions, simulations, and case studies. It is rare to be in a room with so many talented and experienced individuals..."
"Innovative content, outstanding presentation and experienced senior-level peers created a high value course that I will definitely recommend to my colleagues."
“We have been able to experience quick value and return on our investment in the negotiations class taught at UC Berkeley. Immediately after the course (and thanks to it), we closed an opportunity over a quarter million dollars at a price point very close to our aspiration point."
"The Berkeley Negotiations program's professor, Holly Schroth, is an incredibly knowledgeable, engaging, and accomplished facilitator - I really enjoyed her teaching style, the practical industry applied references, and the useful working groups."