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“We want to negotiate”—Men’s Group Speaker Paul Cramer on conflict resolution

March 5, 2026 by admin

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EVENT: Wellesley Service League Men’s Group Speaker Series
SPEAKER: Paul Cramer
TOPIC: Negotiation & Conflict Resolution Expert Negotations in the International, Domestic & Personal Arena
DATE/TIME: Tuesday, March 10, 2pm
LOCATION: Wellesley Friendly Aid, 219 Washington St., Wellesley
SPONSOR: Wellesley Service League

DESCRIPTION: Renowned negotiation expert and Wellesley resident Paul Cramer will share his expertise in negotiations and dispute resolution in the international, domestic and personal arena.

Trained at the Harvard Negotiation Project by Professor Roger Fisher, co-author of Getting to YES, Paul’s experience includes a breadth of negotiation, mediation, and facilitation in which he has successfully advised individuals, corporate executives, diplomats and government officials as well as NGO leaders and labor representatives on the most effective strategies in building an “interests-based” negotiation to achieve solutions that satisfy all parties better than walking away.

Let’s settle down, now

Paul has settled complex litigation, facilitated restructuring negotiations for large commercial transactions, and mediated between antagonistic parties. Across many fields including healthcare to the building of civil society in Iraq through a conflict resolution program encompassing multi-government officials, clerics, and other influential parties, Paul has worked in over 40 countries around the world.

Please join us for an informative and engaging discussion in which Paul will share guidance on applying these approaches to solve some of our daily challenges. Senior men from Wellesley and surrounding communities are invited for refreshments and conversation. Guests welcome.

Please email Julie Barron or Jennifer Scheer Lieberman for more information juliefbarron@gmail.com or scheerdecor@comcast.net

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