International Negotiating in Today’s Business Community
Radisson Blu Hotel Muscat, Sunday 4th July 2010 at 10:30am
Presented by Dr David Bright
a specialist in Human Resoures and Organisational Behaviour
What is FYM?
Continuing development for busy professionals, but by invitation only:
- Hot business issues – bite sized
- Free lunch time workshop – just bring your appetite for updates as well as food!
- Every 6-8 weeks there will be a leading international authority presenting a lunch time fast food and quick update
- An excellent use of your time.
When and where
Sunday 4th July 2010 at 10:30am, with lunch, Radisson Blu Hotel Muscat.Sponsors: Radisson Blu Hotel Muscat.
Topic: International Negotiating in Today’s Business Community
It is generally recognised that trade is international and companies in countries like Qatar operate in an international market place. One of the key “languages” in that market place is “negotiating”. The word originated in the ancient Greek term for business and the process is truly ubiquitous. This workshop will identify the key elements of effective international negotiating. It will comment on best-practice research findings from around the world and will also consider the real and practical issues inherent in cultural and language differences.
Speaker: Dr David Bright
This informative and important workshop will be delivered by Dr. David Bright, one of the UK’s leading and experienced commentators and participants in the field of “industrial relations”. Dr. Bright is Head of the Hull University Business School’s Department of Organisational Behaviour, he runs his own HR Training and Consultancy company, he is National Arbitrator and sits as a member of the UK’s Employment Tribunals.
MDCI will hold the “Feed Your Mind Talks” every six to eight weeks with a number of top business experts lined up to deliver talks.
For more information please contact:
email Ash: mdcidev@omantel.net.om
Tel: +968 24 607625
Mobile: +968 92484856
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