Open Enrollment Sessions of the Negotiating Solutions® Workshop


Two open enrollment sessions will be held in 2025 - June 2-6 and September 15-19. All sessions will be held at Granlibakken Conference Center and Lodge. Tuition is $4,700 per participant.  



Dedicated Sessions of the Negotiating Solutions® Workshop


We are again offering dedicated sessions of the workshop in 2025. The facilities we are working with (Granlibakken in California and the Heritage Conference Center in Connecticut) pay meticulous attention to CDC guidelines. 


Minimum tuition for a dedicated program is based on 24 participants and is $100,800 ($4,200 apiece). Tuition for 1-8 additional participants is $3,700 apiece. Tuition for a 32-person program is, therefore, $130,400 or $4,075 apiece. The facility fee will, of course, vary depending on the facility you choose to use, but, for example, the facility fee at the Granlibakken Conference Center in Tahoe City, California - room and board inclusive - is $2,200 apiece. Per person tuition, room and board for a 32-person dedicated program at Granlibakken: $6,275.


For perspective on why this pricing is so reasonable, please look at Why do we price the workshop at 1/2 the cost of other executive level programs?


All sessions are residential.


Other costs include business class travel and living expenses for three trainers (first class in the U.S.), residential facilities costs, materials shipping costs, and any relevant local or country taxes. An additional $5,000 is charged for international programs to absorb the extra complexities of program coordination and delivery. 


Bring a Real Life Counterpart With You


A counterpart is someone you regularly work with from other organizations (e.g. suppliers, customers, regulators, partners, union folks if you're management, management folks if you're union, etc.), or from another function (e.g. supply chain with production control or operations, engineering with line maintenance or base maintenance, etc.).


We'd love for you to discover the far better solutions you can get for your constituents - and they can get for theirs - when you build the working relationships that can deal well with differences and when you learn to create value together.