Mediation

Mediation by Julia Karmaz Larsen

  • to mend relationships when there is a disagreement and/or conflict,
  • to find a solution the parties can all agree to,
  • how to agree on working together in the future. 
  • Mediation is a non-binding procedure controlled by the parties.
  • Mediation is a confidential procedure.
  • Mediation is an interest-based procedure.
  • When the parties refer to their interests and engage in dialogue, mediation often results in a settlement that creates more value than would have been created if the underlying dispute had not occurred.

Geography

Denmark, Europe

  • Displays strong interpersonal skills, through the ability to gain the trust and respect of others, being sensitive to people’s needs and feelings, and enjoying the building and bonding of teams.
  • Listens very effectively, can write concisely, and speaks in a persuasive style. Inspires and motivates others when leading and managing, giving always clear and concise direction with the added ability to think strategically.
  • A very strong managerial, interpersonal, and organizational skills with the exceptional ability to plan, organize and solve problems through an analytical and logical approach.
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