07/09/2026
Linkedin Live: Blending Harvard & FBI Ideas for Mastering Business Negotiations with Andreas Winheller
Great negotiation requires more than a single approach, it requires the ability to combine strategy, psychology, and practical tactics to influence outcomes effectively.
Join negotiation experts Andreas Winheller and Giuseppe Conti as they explore how combining these two worlds can transform the way leaders prepare, communicate, and create value at the negotiation table. This session will provide practical insights to strengthen negotiation skills, navigate complex conversations, and achieve more successful business outcomes.
Your hosts:
Andreas Winheller
After completing his training as a negotiation trainer at the Program on Negotiation at Harvard in 2001 and at the Kellogg School of Management from 2011 to 2013, he translated the original training methodology from Harvard and Kellogg into German and introduced it to the German-speaking market. He incorporates authentic FBI negotiation techniques and, together with his friend, former FBI chief negotiator and negotiation legend Gary Noesner, trains managers in high-stakes negotiations as a leading expert in the german-speaking world.
To learn more, visit his LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-winheller-7a7813/
Prof. Giuseppe Conti
is the founder of CABL (www.cabl.ch), a firm that offers a range of customized training in the field of negotiation, influencing, and related areas. Since 2005, He has been an award-winning Lecturer, recognized for his lively and interactive training workshops across leading business schools in three continents. In 2019, he became a Professor in Negotiation & Influencing. Giuseppe regularly runs workshops across four continents, with participants from over 145 countries attending his programs. In 2026, he was ranked #1 among the Top 30 Global Gurus for Negotiation for the second consecutive year. He is also a seasoned negotiator, combining academic expertise with over 25 years of practitioner experience within blue-chip multinationals.