Negotiating for Success

Applicable to a broad spectrum of negotiation scenarios, you will develop the necessary skills to approach problems faced in negotiations, and the best means to implement those solutions.  This seminar includes hands-on experiential learning.  Participants will engage in negotiation simulations to practice the techniques and concepts taught in the program.

Elizabeth Umphress, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management
Evert McCabe Endowed Fellow

Professor Umphress has taught at the University of Washington since 2011. She specializes in teaching executives Strategic Communications and Negotiations, Ethical Leadership, and Organizational Leadership. She earned her PhD from Tulane University in organizational behavior.

She has earned multiple awards for her instruction in UW Executive MBA and undergraduate programs. She has conducted executive education programs for companies such as Microsoft, ExxonMobil, and the Texas Transportation Institute. She has consulted for companies such as NASA, Citigroup, and Lockheed Martin.

Program fee includes parking, lunches, and learning materials.  Payment must be made by check, credit card, or submit a purchase order for later invoice.

It is strongly encouraged that you register early as space is limited. See discount and cancellation policies.

Location
Bank of America Executive Center (BAEC)
University of Washington Main Campus
4275 NE Stevens Way
Seattle, WA 98195
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Parking
Parking for our classes is offered in the Central Plaza Garage at 15th Ave NE and NE 41st Street. You will receive a parking code from the program manager via email prior to the start of the class.

Directions for accessing the Central Plaza Garage and the BAEC building.

Commuter info
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• Biking to campus
• Transportation Services info on bus and train commuting

Disability accommodation
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