About

Greg is an internationally known and sought after speaker, that loves to help people increase their negotiation skills. He’s known as ‘The Master Negotiator’.

Being a business owner since 1993,
Greg has an extensive background in negotiation training, sales, management, and business operations.

Greg is an author and presenter, with a background in politics (having run for political office) who has mastered the fine art of negotiation. He is a recognized public speaker and the author of the bestselling book titled, “Negotiate: Afraid, ‘Know’ More”.

Greg has spoken before, coached, and trained a countless number of people in corporations, and in seminars, on how to become smarter, more savvier, negotiators.

Greg’s negotiation training topics range from, team negotiation, negotiating in tough environments, telephone negotiations, negotiating in government environments, leadership negotiation, race related negotiations, negotiation strategies, negotiation tactics, reading body language when negotiating, compromise negotiation, negotiating with credibility, corporate negotiation, client negotiations, and how to prevent from negotiating badly.

Greg has negotiated many multi-million dollar deals, on behalf of his clients.

Greg’s motto is, “Remember you’re always negotiating”.

One Response to “About”

  1. Greg Williams Says:

    This Blog was created to assist those individuals that seek a source whereby they can increase their negotiation skills. It contains insightful information pertaining to negotiation situations. The thrust of the content within this Blog is geared to address a multitude of negotiation situations. Thus, through current events and situations that Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator has encountered, the reader of this Blog will gain a wide breadth of information related to negotiation strategies and tactics. The information in this Blog will definitely enhance the negotiation skills of those that read the posts on this site.

    I’m interested in negotiation situations that readers of this Blog encounter. So, please feel free to communicate with me, if you have ‘special’ negotiation situations about which you’d like to receive additional input …
    Greg

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