News and Views

CBI recently reviewed over 40 conflict assessment reports from around
the world on behalf of an organization hoping to advance public sector
dispute resolution in Japan. Our study revealed a wide variety of
approaches.

Every four years, the U.S. Presidential campaign provides pundits and the public a fresh opportunity to decide what qualifies a candidate to be the nation’s political leader. Public leaders unquestionably can develop their coalition and consensus building skills over time, but the next President will face a raft of pressing challenges at home and abroad on Inauguration Day, and is likely to have short honeymoon in a country eager for change.

CBI is pleased to formally offer eight new courses
for organizations and groups, to complement our basic and advanced
courses in negotiation. For each course, we’ll provide assessment at
the front end to ensure a completely tailored approach; as well as coaching and
support on the back end, so that organizations and groups can implement
negotiation processes and incentives that enable more effective
negotiations and results.