Victoria Pynchon, Esq.
How would you like to be prepared—really prepared—for your next negotiation? And how would you like to walk away with tools you can use for the rest of your life? That's what you'll get working with Victoria Pynchon. A sampling of some powerful possibilities:
Workplace Negotiation
- Higher salary
- New position or job
- Better compensation package
- Improved working relationship with your boss
- Better relationships with difficult co-workers or clients
- Flexibility in your schedule
- Resources you need to succeed
Fee Setting and Pricing
- Discover how to accurately value your services based on research and comparables.
- Know your market and how your market values your services.
- Create wiggle room.
- Learn how to present objectively and stand your ground.
Deal Design and Business Transactions
- Joint ventures
- Partnerships
- Start ups
- Agreements among shareholders
- Client, customer and supplier agreements
- Agreements for creatives
- Employment and consultation agreements
Contact Victoria to get started.
More Abut Victoria
After a lifetime’s use of the legal weapons of mass destruction (litigation and trial) Victoria Pynchon finally stumbled upon the better way—consensual, negotiated, interest-based dispute resolution. Now, instead of bombing her adversaries back into the stone age, she helps the attorneys with and against whom she once fought, find mutually agreeable ways of resolving disputes that have languished for years (and sometimes decades) in California’s state and federal courts. Perhaps the most surprising revelation of her new career as a mediator and negotiation trainer is that women are already negotiating in the way modern academics and Fortune 500 CEOs are learning for the first time.
Though Victoria primarily helps lawyers, executives and managers negotiate better deals than they could achieve in a court of law, she also consults privately with women on their specific negotiation challenges. In addition, she volunteers her time at a local community mediation center helping ordinary people resolve the problems of everyday life, including barking dogs, partying neighbors, intrusive landlords and former spouses. Much of the experience she has gained helping people negotiate their business and personal disputes will be found in her new book from Janis Publications – A is for Asshole, the Grownups' ABCs of Conflict Resolution.
