About the Speaker:

Jonathan Lux
Over 40 years of dispute resolution experience as a Mediator, Arbitrator, Solicitor and Barrister, specialising in international and commercial law
Rated as a ‘Leading Mediator’ by Legal 500 (2017) and by Who’s Who Legal: Mediation (2018)

Marie Coombes
Worked for 5 years as a full-time in house workplace mediator, completing over 200 cases with a success rate of 95%
In 2020, Marie received the workplace mediator of the year award at the National Mediation Awards in recognition of her excellence in the field of mediation, and in particular for her expertise in mental health and her rapid adaptation to online mediation in the face of the Covid19 pandemic.

Nancy Radford
With over 7 years’ experience, Nancy has been the lead mediator in over 250 mediations. Nancy has also done over 150 “connected” (online or telephone) mediations.
For her work training other mediators in online mediation, Nancy won the National Mediation Award for Mediation Trainer in 2020).

Gregory Hunt
Gregory has been involved in at least 120 mediations with parties ranging from individuals to private and public companies, ranging from no monetary value to £30m.
Gregory started his own business, Hunt ADR in 2016 and has regularly mediated since.

Chris Makin
As a chartered accountant having practised for over 30 years, Chris specialises in partnership, company, director and contractual disputes.
Chris has also mediated many other kinds of dispute including boundary, defamation, housing disrepair, expensive motor cars and probate.

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