Negotiating and Managing Contracts Course
Course Description
The Contract Negotiation & Management course is designed to cover the end-to-end contracting process, from setting contract objectives and prioritizing between them to effective contract drafting and negotiation.
The programme provides a comprehensive outline that tackles the technical legal aspects of contract management, just as the craft of multifaceted arrangement from a Western, Pan-Asian and Middle Eastern point of view. A definitive objective is to empower delegates to assemble successful agreement statements that convey operational outcomes while securing the association against key dangers.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course, delegates will be able to:
- State the international legislative/legal issues to incorporate in contract risk management
- Demonstrate a sound knowledge of the best practice in contract risk management & performance management
- Identify the contractual differences between services, products & solutions
- Explain sub-contracting, distribution and third-party relationships
- State the process of resolving disputes in contracts
Who Should Attend?
- Procurement Professionals
- Contract Management Professionals
- Contract Managers and Administrators
- Contract Negotiators
- Contract Lawyers and Attorneys
- Sales Contracting Professionals, including key account managers.
- Purchasing, Sourcing and Supply Management Professionals
- Procurement Managers
- Finance Professionals involved in contracting
- Operational Managers
- Commercial Relationship Managers
- Risk & Compliance Managers
Delivery Method: Lectures, discussions, syndicate work, case studies, role – play and group exercises. Audio – Visual aids will be used to reinforce these training and learning methods.
Venue:
Fee:
Duration: 2 Weeks
Date: November 28th – December 2nd, 2022
Course Info
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- Language: English
- Prerequisites: No
- Course Capacity: 25
- Start Course: 11/23/2020
- Certificate: Yes
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