Government
It's time to break the rules. Consider this new way to run your meetings, build consensus, and get results.
Helping the WWF Global Forest and Trade Network to Improve Joint Decision-making
Published May 29th, 2008 by Merrick HobenWWF Global Forest and Trade Network
Buyers and producers of responsibly harvested wood products will benefit from consensus building. Read about how CBI and WWF engage diverse leaders.
Negotiating Partnerships for Sustainable Development
This course uses the Mutual Gains
Approach and CBI’s consensus building expertise to teach methods for integrating economic, environmental and social goals, managing trade-offs, and leveraging relationships to
produce and sustain joint gains.
Designing projects and policies for sustainability is becoming a baseline expectation across the business, government and non-profit sectors.
The Art and Artifice of Public Apology
Using real-world case examples, exercises, videos, and reflections this
course focuses on helping government and corporate leaders to
understand when to apologize, when not to, and how to do so in ways
that build credibility and protect relationships.
“I’m sorry.” These may be simple words, yet public apology is anything but straightforward.
Negotiating Effective Regulatory Agreements
Do you face skeptical regulators across the negotiating table? Are you
confronted with regulators (or, as regulators, with companies and other
stakeholders) who just won’t take “no” for an answer?
Do you face skeptical regulators across the negotiating table?
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.
Responding to Streams of Land Use Disputes: A Systems Approach
Published April 18th, 2008 by Andrew MaxfieldEASING THE PAIN—AND COST—OF LAND USE DISPUTES
American Planning Association Workshop to Feature New Report Detailing Effective Strategies in US and Canada
Dealing with an Angry Public: A Two-Day Program for Senior Management
Published March 13th, 2008 by Patrick Field
Bureau of Indian Affairs Final Convening Report Available to Download
Published March 7th, 2008 by Stacie SmithPlease find the final convening report regarding Department of the Interior’s (DOI) Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)-funded school facilities construction as identified in the No Child Left Behind Act

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