Summary of the Forbes publication The global economy is in turmoil. The war in Ukraine, the COVID pandemic, the Israel-Hamas conflict and other factors have created a maelstrom
Expo Real will be held in Munich from October 4 to 6. For real estate project developers, this is the most important trade fair of the year. After years of boom
Dr. Oliver Mäschle is a passionate negotiator and has been strengthening NASHER’s “Negotiation Consulting” competence team since September 2023. Already during his studies of economics in Munich and Rostock, he
The late Roger Fisher, founder of the Harvard Project on Negotiation and one of the world’s foremost negotiation scholars, had a mantra: You must always try to
Power struggles, elections, civil unrest, the ongoing pandemic — the world has seen more than enough of everything in 2021. The sentence “The more
We die. Everything else is negotiable. Even taxes — in some places, at least. I don’t know what you do for a living, but I know one thing for sure:
When will armed conflict stop destroying lives and communities? Unfortunately not this year, but thanks to the willingness to negotiate, we are getting closer to world peace.
What is Jack Nasher actually doing during the lockdown? After reading 50 books, renewing his lectures, and launching his video course, he’s been in
In this exciting podcast episode, “Jack Nasher Stanford, Munich, Montabaur,” we talked about Nasher’s work in Oxford at the Stanford University campus, among other things. What are
In this podcast episode, I spoke with Jack Nasher, professor at Munich Business School and faculty member at Stanford University, about his recent Forbes article and
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