You are invited to join a vibrant community of negotiation practitioners in a summer journey that demystifies the power of AI in negotiation. With a focus on practical application, our program will equip you with AI tools to engage in high-stakes negotiation. Now is the time to engage with AI and shape the future of your negotiation!
Immerse yourself in a groundbreaking experience
that will nurture your negotiation skills and position you to analyze the most complex environments, decode parties' intricate motives, and harness networks of influence.
By investing in your AI-enhanced negotiation toolkit tailored to your domain and needs, you will be able to plan and reflect on your negotiation strategies, complemented with your own AI advisory support and simulation capabilities.
BECOME AN EXPERT IN
AI-ASSISTED NEGOTIATION
Choose from live and recorded learning sessions covering multiple domains.
The AI tools are the result of a partnership with researchers and students at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) bringing the latest in GPT prompting and customization, engineered specifically to respond to the demands of negotiators, mediators and facilitators.
Exploring AI tools
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Conflict Management
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Crisis Negotiation
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Patient-doctor negotiation
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Irregular Migration
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Humanitarian Access
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And more
Across key domains
Each domain features insights from an expert negotiator, providing you with an exclusive window into the application of AI in high-stakes negotiation scenarios.
Presented by leading negotiation experts
Working with peers, you will design your own AI assistant to negotiate in complex environments complemented with AI coaching and simulation capabilities.
Engaging actively with peers
Diverse Professional Domains, One Accessible
AI Technology developed at Harvard University
The Summer Program will run from July 1 to September 28, 2024. Spaces are limited.
Apply now &
Get 20% Off
Offer valid until 01.06.24
Claude Bruderlein
Claude Bruderlein has been teaching crisis negotiation at Harvard University since 1998. He conducted frontline negotiations with the ICRC and the UN for over two decades. He was the former adviser to the ICRC President, and founded the Centre of Competence in Humanitarian Negotiation (CCHN).
Dariha Erketaeva
Dariha Erketaeva is an experienced humanitarian professional and a negotiation specialist. She has engaged humanitarian practitioners in peer workshops and labs, in the development of a community of practice.
Linn Bieske
Linn Bieske is an interdisciplinary expert in machine learning, cybersecurity, and public policy. She has years of experience working for McKinsey Digital & Analytics, for Google X, and in the Executive Office of the UN Secretary General.