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18 September 2007 Exchange Forum

The next CEDR Exchange Forum on "Dealing with game-playing and using tricks in mediation" will take place on Tuesday 18 September 2007 at Berwin Leighton Paisner, St Magnus House, 3 Lower Thames St, London.

The speakers at the Forum will be:

  • Chair - Graham Massie (CEDR Director)
  • Jon Lang - Mediator, CEDR Solve Mediator
  • Gerard Khoshnaw - Nabarro, Member of CEDR Solve Direct panel
  • Elizabeth Rivers - Mediator.

If you would like to attend this forum please contact Joanna Zoricich on +44 (0)20 7536 6046 or by  email .

Third European Mediation Congress

Join us in London on the 8 November 2007 where we will be discussing the free market, the maturing mediation profession and lessons for the UK on training, standards and regulation.

Enhance your skills with workshops delivered by world experts on topics as diverse as; mediation within community groups, dealing with the past, mediating in extreme circumstances and emotions – understanding the five ‘basic concerns’.   Workshop places are on a first come basis so book now to avoid disappointment.

The cost of the Congress (6 hours CPD training with 4.5 hours networking) for Exchange participants is £337.50 + VAT ( early bird discount ends 30 September 2007).

Link: To book your place at the Third European Mediation Congress please visit the  CEDR website .

CEDR Breakfast Briefing - 'Good to Great' book review by Karl Mackie

For this upcoming Breakfast Briefing Karl Mackie will lead a discussion about Jim Collins’ book ‘Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap…and Others Don’t’.  Karl will share his own thoughts and insight into this business bestseller and open up the floor for an open discussion.

Link: To book your place at the forthcoming Breakfast Briefing please visit the  CEDR website.

Third edition of the ADR Practice Guide to launch next month

The esteemed guide to mediation practice by Mackie, Miles, Marsh and Allen has just received it most recent revision in light of the changes and developments in the field of ADR in recent years. Written by a team of experienced lawyers and CEDR mediators, the third edition of the ADR Practice Guide is an essential guide to commercial dispute resolution.

Link: To read the full news piece please visit the  CEDR website.

New from CEDR.....

Keep an eye out for CEDR’s new website launching on 10 September 2007 – with additional access privileges for CEDR Exchange participants.

 

Forthcoming training course:

Hostage negotiation and mediation - Thursday 27 September 2007

The idea of negotiating with hostage takers immediately conjures up images of testosterone fuelled Hollywood movies. Needless to say the reality requires a huge amount of skill and patience - qualities which mediators are often required to display in ample proportions. So what can mediators learn from the world of the hostage negotiator?

  • The most important qualities of a good hostage negotiator.
  • The dynamics of a hostage negotiation.
  • The learning points for specific situations in mediation.

The former Director of Scotland Yard's National Negotiation Course has agreed to spend a day talking with a select group of CEDR mediators.

Aim
To understand some of the dynamics of working in hostage negotiation and look at the skills which might be relevant to commercial mediation practice.

Objectives

  • Learn about the scope of activities involved in hostage negotiation
  • Role play a hostage negotiation scenario
  • Explore the practical effects of hostage negotiation dynamics.

CPD hours: Law Society – 6 hours/CEDR - 8 hours

The cost
£395.00 (plus £69.13 VAT) for Exchange participants
£470.00 (plus £82.25 VAT) for non-Exchange participants

Date
Thursday 27 September 2007
09.30-17.30

Venue
IDRC, 70 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1EU

For more information or to book a place please contact the training team on +44 (0)20 7536 6000, e-mail training@cedr.co.uk

Training and Education

A current list of events and training courses for 2007 can be found on the CEDR website.

Alternatively contact the Training Team on 0207 536 6000 or email with any questions you may have.

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