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Persuasion and Influence Trainer: Betty Stallings www.bettystallings.com [email protected]

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Page 1: Persuasion and Influence Trainer: Betty Stallings  bettystall@aol.com

Persuasion and Influence

Trainer: Betty Stallings

[email protected]

Page 2: Persuasion and Influence Trainer: Betty Stallings  bettystall@aol.com

Influencing Key Stakeholders

Executives Staff Current Volunteers Board Prospective Volunteers Funders ????

Page 3: Persuasion and Influence Trainer: Betty Stallings  bettystall@aol.com

Cardinal rules of Influence….

Key skills: asking questions and listening – NOT TELLING!!!!

Strategy for getting to “Yes” by using marketing principles (2 page worksheet)

“What’s in it for them to be supportive of your ideas, your program, etc.?”

Page 4: Persuasion and Influence Trainer: Betty Stallings  bettystall@aol.com

Influence Strategy

What am I attempting to accomplish? What is the preferred outcome?

Who must I influence to support my plan?

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Influence Worksheet #2 What response do I anticipate hearing?

What are potential sources or reasons for his/her/their resistance?

What do I need to know about him/her/them that is (would be ) helpful in understanding their view, response?

What potential exchange am I offering them for accommodating to my interests?

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Influence Worksheet #3 What are my sources of power in

this situation?

In what style or method of delivery should the request come?

Who is the best person(s) to influence him/her/them and why?

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Influence Worksheet #4 What are possible strategies or

approaches to counter their resistance?

What can I reasonably expect to accomplish with them on the first (next) encounter?

How do I keep them “on board” if they are persuaded?

What is Plan B if I am unsuccessful?