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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION AND DIPLOMACY
Influence, negotiation, and relationship leadership for senior executives and corporate communications leaders
Duration: Monday to Thursday 09:00–14:00, Friday 09:00–12:00Location: Central LondonThe British Academy of Professional Development
COURSE OVERVIEW
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION AND DIPLOMACY is a transformative 5-day programme that equips senior executives and corporate communications leaders with the executive communication, diplomacy, and negotiation skills required to lead and influence in high-stakes stakeholder environments.
While the programme is highly relevant for leaders working internationally, it is equally valuable for C-suite executives operating within a single country who must win support, protect reputation, and maintain critical relationships when pressure rises. It is also highly effective for leaders who need to negotiate budgets, policies, and priorities with government departments, regulators, and public-sector stakeholders. This comprehensive course strengthens strategic influence, relationship management, and the ability to win people to your way of thinking—without damaging trust.
Moving beyond traditional communication training, the programme focuses on real executive scenarios: managing difficult conversations, protecting long-term relationships when things get difficult, negotiating outcomes that stick, and presenting organisational ideas with clarity, credibility, and authority. Participants will develop a practical, repeatable approach to executive influence that supports performance, reputation, and sustainable organisational excellence.
Target audience: Senior leaders, C-suite executives, heads of corporate communications, and managers who want to strengthen executive communication, diplomacy, and negotiation capability in complex, high-pressure environments—locally or internationally, including government and regulatory engagement.Duration: Monday to Thursday 09:00–14:00, Friday 09:00–12:00Location: Central London
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
Develop an executive communication strategy that aligns messages to stakeholder priorities, culture, and context
Master diplomatic influence techniques to win support, build coalitions, and maintain relationships under pressure
Apply negotiation frameworks that protect value, manage conflict, and secure clear agreements in sensitive settings
Strengthen executive presence and credibility to sell organisational ideas with clarity, confidence, and authority
Create a personal implementation plan to sustain influence, trust, and organisational impact

