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The Top Negotiation Coaches
A quality negotiation coach enhances modification in your negotiation behavior and method by giving you the best advice and strategies for negotiating.
A negotiation coach makes your negotiation skills better so that you can settle down any differences. He is the one who makes you better communicate with others to avoid any kind of conflict.
Each negotiation coach with their custom style trying to help their clients gain success in all forms, and asked them what’s unique about their coaching and what has endorsed their massive success.
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In Brief : The Top Negotiation Coaches
- John Curtis – John Curtis brings a unique blend of legal expertise and athletic discipline to his role as a negotiation coach, specializing in resolving workplace conflicts.
- Wies Bratby – Wies Bratby advocates for gender equality in the workplace as a negotiation coach, drawing on her background as a top lawyer and HR Director.
- Alice Shikina – Alice Shikina specializes in mediating disputes ranging from landlord/tenant conflicts to family disputes, leveraging her expertise to facilitate resolutions in emotionally charged situations.
- Alexandra Dickinson – As a negotiation coach, Alexandra Dickinson teaches individuals how to negotiate effectively, catering to clients from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
- Kathryn Meisner – Kathryn Meisner, a career and salary negotiation coach, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role, helping clients worldwide find fulfilling jobs and secure higher salaries.
John Curtis
John Curtis is a lawyer, mediator, investigator, and 2004 Olympic athlete in the sport of sailing whose practice is focused on resolving workplace conflict. John has experience with a variety of workplace contexts including: municipal government, county government, community colleges, school boards, long-term care homes, restaurants, police services, paramedic services, and more.
Combining his skills as a lawyer with the discipline, dedication, and passion that established him as an Olympian, John now helps organizations navigate their way through those conflicts that need outside assistance to resolve.
Wies Bratby
I am a negotiation coach, former top lawyer and HR Director at a billion-dollar company, and I am an unapologetic advocate for women getting what they want and what they are worth. In my previous corporate roles, I often saw amazing women work twice as hard as their male counterparts, only to be “rewarded” with half the accolades, and a (much) lower salary to boot.
They accepted this because they didn’t have the courage or didn’t know how to pro-actively navigate and negotiate their careers.
Alice Shikina
I have several years of experience mediating landlord/tenant disputes and neighborly disputes. I also work with divorcing couples to get to a resolution around their children, money and property. Finally, family disputes can be about taking care of aging parents, strained relationships between adult siblings or children.
I mediate both litigated cases, such as probate, conservatorship and unlawful detainers as well as conflicts which are not in litigation. Most cases which are stuck in conflict have strong emotional components, whether it be a business case or a family case. I help parties get beyond the emotional blocks and move them to a place where they can come to agreement.
Alexandra Dickinson
Alex teaches people how to negotiate. Even seasoned professionals find this challenging, and the most marginalized in the workplace find it nearly impossible. Alex uses a combination of research, experience and careful listening to intuit what approach a given client will best respond to, and she is proud of the success her clients have had as a result of their work together.
Kathryn Meisner
I’m Kathryn Meisner, Career and Salary Negotiation Coach.
A little bit about me:
- I’m an intersectional feminist.
- I have a TEDx on resilience (now with 100k+ views).
- I’ve been featured in places like Refinery29, Chatelaine, The Globe & Mail.
- I’ve worked with over 500 people across 13 countries to help them find jobs they love in less time, and with salary increases up to $50,000. Yup, for real.
And I’ll be your Guidance Counsellor.
Conclusion
There you have it, you’ve just read about the industry’s top negotiation coach.
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