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Custom Programs: Conflict Management

The business world is made up of people and this means that we are constantly faced with the challenge of resolving conflicts. When skilled individuals understand how to deal with conflict and move through barriers, we can realize great synergy from different perspectives in the workplace.

Conflict is unavoidable and can be bewildering, upsetting and exhausting. Conventional business school management training tends to focus on quantitative capacities, rather than what are conventionally labeled the "soft skills" of communication and persuasion.

Based on the book Conflict Unraveled, this course teaches innovative, practical techniques suitable for organizations. It draws upon discoveries from the fields of brain research, primate behavior, linguistics, psychology and tactical non-violence. The participant will leave with a wide range of tools to manage conflict and promote change with a minimum of resistance, as well as with a better capacity to persuade and promote ideas.

Who Should Attend
Managers who want to prepare for positions of greater responsibility which include human problem-solving, professions who have already studied mediation, basic conflict or win-win negotiation and who require greater competence and mastery of human dynamics, change agents who face resistance to change, professionals who manage and interact with people, leaders who need to sharpen their persuasion talents (anyone in the business world).

Program choices include:

  • Brain behavior under stress
  • Keys to successful non-verbal communication
  • Medea's Conflict Continuum
  • Language, culture and misunderstandings
  • Question asking to move past impasse
  • The Victim/Villain/Hero triangle
  • Tactical Akido
  • Persuasion in times of change

Program Fees
Fees are based on the level of customization, development and delivery time, and vary by project.

Contact Us
For more information about our organizational programs, custom programs and organizational retreats, please contact us at: 312.915.6781; or e-mail: executive-ed@luc.edu.

To request additional information online, please click here.

Program Hosting
Programs can be conducted in our Executive Education classrooms or at your organization.

Executive Education
Loyola University Chicago · 1 E. Pearson, Maguire Hall, Chicago, Illinois 60611
Phone: 312.915.6781 · Fax: 312.915.6432 · E-mail: executive-ed@luc.edu

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