✏️ General
Introduction
In the dynamic world of commercial insurance, success hinges not only on having strong products and competitive prices, but also on the ability to build trust-based relationships with clients and strategic partners.
At the heart of these relationships lies effective
negotiation—a skill that blends emotional intelligence, data-driven reasoning,
and tactical flexibility.
Negotiation in insurance is far more than trading offers. It’s a professional dialogue that balances interests, overcomes resistance, and creates shared value.
This 5-day workshop is designed to equip insurance professionals with powerful negotiation frameworks tailored to commercial contexts.
Participants will learn to analyze stakeholder positions,
develop structured negotiation plans, manage objections, and apply behavioral
techniques that elevate the quality of agreements.
Through practical sessions, real-world cases, and advanced scenarios, attendees will strengthen their confidence, enhance relationship-building capabilities, and master win-win strategies that lead to lasting success.
Whether negotiating contracts, resolving disputes, or
building strategic partnerships, this training provides tools to lead with
clarity and impact.
👥 Target Audience
🎯 Expected
Objectives
🧠 Scientific
Topics:
🔹 Pillar 1:
Fundamentals of Negotiation in Commercial Insurance
Session 1: Key Concepts and
Applications in Negotiation
Session 2: Understanding the
Counterpart’s Position
🔹 Pillar 2:
Advanced Negotiation Strategies
Session 1: Building
Strategic Negotiation Plans
Session 2: Data-Driven
Persuasion and Argumentation
🔹 Pillar 3:
Managing Objections and Difficult Situations
Session 1: Responding to
Common Objections
Session 2: Navigating
Conflicts and Diverging Interests
🔹 Pillar 4: Group
Negotiation & Effective Communication
Session 1: Negotiating with
Multiple Stakeholders
Session 2: Verbal and
Non-Verbal Communication Skills
🔹 Pillar 5:
Post-Negotiation Relationship Management
Session 1: Strengthening
Partnerships After Agreement
Session 2: Evaluating
Results and Continuous Improvement
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