Here, in part one of a two-part profile, Henry Brown, one of mediation’s founding fathers talks candidly about some of the stumbling blocks which have impeded mediation’s progress over the last 25 years and where he believes the profession needs to change to fulfil its potential.
In his introduction, David Richbell states that his purpose in writing the book is to '…attempt to deliver to the industry that I love a book that will help restore common sense to its disagreements and so allow it to become an even more human and respected industry than the one I left.' He has achieved that mission with distinction, writes mediator David Cornes
Volatility on global stock market indices in recent weeks shows confidence in the economy is faltering. And traditionally, as the economy slows, disputes begin to accelerate. Good news for mediators? The Mediator investigates...
In his introduction, David Richbell states that his purpose in writing the book is to '…attempt to deliver to the industry that I love a book that will help restore common sense to its disagreements and so allow it to become an even more human and respected industry than the one I left.' He has achieved that mission with distinction, writes mediator David Cornes
Amanda Bucklow is perhaps the most consistently successful career mediator. Just don't expect her to tell you about it...
Volatility on global stock market indices in recent weeks shows confidence in the economy is faltering. And traditionally, as the economy slows, disputes begin to accelerate. Good news for mediators? The Mediator investigates...