Contract Preparation & Negotiation for Non-Lawyers
| Date: | 28-May-14 to 29-May-14 |
| Location: | Informa Australia / Melbourne / Australia |
| Category: | Conferences & Trade Fairs |
A combination of 2 essential skills necessary to achieve the best commercial results in establishing contractual relationships: negotiation skills to effectively navigate difficult topics & conflicting interests/priorities: the skills to produce the written form of the contractual agreement so it is clear, precise, minimises confusion & disputes.
Key Learning Outcomes:
Consider important elements of a contract such as operational factors, risks and the cost/performance balance
Develop a process to capture lessons learnt from previous contracts to apply now
Interpret a contract that you may not have designed to determine what applies to your contracts and your negotiating position
Ensure the contract design accurately reflects what is being procured and supports ongoing issues during the term
Foresee the active management of the principal-contractor relationships when varying aspects like price, deliverables and extensions
Understand the use /amendment of standard form contracts and contract schedules
Modify and create clauses that are clear, plain English and should not be misinterpreted
The negotiation and preparation and holding one accountable to a contract are the means by which businesses achieve their objectives. Two key ingredients to successful contract management are the negotiation of terms and conditions match business outcomes and ensuring a robust, well devised contract design process. This course provides an opportunity to learn how.
The course will assist contract managers to refer to and understand a contract that they may not have designed or negotiated, to determine the specific conditions that are applicable and their negotiating position.
The course will also illustrate how to make contracts relevant to the active management of the relationship between the principal-contractor. This is applicable when needing to vary things such as price and deliverables, or proposing change when exercising options of extension.
Price: $2634.50AUD
Booking: http://atnd.it/6548-1
Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Key Learning Outcomes:
Consider important elements of a contract such as operational factors, risks and the cost/performance balance
Develop a process to capture lessons learnt from previous contracts to apply now
Interpret a contract that you may not have designed to determine what applies to your contracts and your negotiating position
Ensure the contract design accurately reflects what is being procured and supports ongoing issues during the term
Foresee the active management of the principal-contractor relationships when varying aspects like price, deliverables and extensions
Understand the use /amendment of standard form contracts and contract schedules
Modify and create clauses that are clear, plain English and should not be misinterpreted
The negotiation and preparation and holding one accountable to a contract are the means by which businesses achieve their objectives. Two key ingredients to successful contract management are the negotiation of terms and conditions match business outcomes and ensuring a robust, well devised contract design process. This course provides an opportunity to learn how.
The course will assist contract managers to refer to and understand a contract that they may not have designed or negotiated, to determine the specific conditions that are applicable and their negotiating position.
The course will also illustrate how to make contracts relevant to the active management of the relationship between the principal-contractor. This is applicable when needing to vary things such as price and deliverables, or proposing change when exercising options of extension.
Price: $2634.50AUD
Booking: http://atnd.it/6548-1
Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Visitors
open to all
Exhibitors
Gavin Halling, Alana Dowley, Terry Reid, Saul Fridman, Alan Riley
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