Join us for the first Farm Debt Mediation Webinar of 2024 which aims to explore the cultural dimensions of mediation, specifically focusing on tikanga - Maori principles, beliefs and values. Our speakers will shed light on how tikanga principles can enhance the effectiveness of mediation in the context of farm debt, fostering understanding and collaboration.

Date: Tuesday, 27th February
Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Online

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Denise is a seasoned leader in the dispute resolution industry, bringing a wealth of expertise and skills in mediation, arbitration, conflict resolution, and training. With a law degree, Masters in conflict resolution and as a Fellow of AMINZ, dispute resolution is a significant part of Denise’s working life. Outside of law, Denise has worked as a part-time farmer on a lifestyle block, giving her a close affinity with rural communities.

Baden practices as a lawyer, mediator, and arbitrator, with a focus on resolving diverse issues, including farm debt, land disputes, and employment matters. He possesses specific expertise in dispute resolution processes involving Maori parties and is recognised as a Fellow of AMINZ and an accredited farm debt mediator.

Barry Jordan will guide the conversation, facilitating an engaging and informative discussion between our speakers and the audience.

Why Attend:
Gain insights from industry professionals
Explore the intersection of tikanga and mediation
Understand the significance of cultural considerations in dispute resolution
Participate in a dynamic Q&A session

Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and engage with experts in the field. Register now for an enriching experience in farm debt mediation. We look forward to your virtual presence on February 27th!

This event is free for accredited Farm Debt Mediators, providing a valuable opportunity for their professional development and offering specific Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits. Non-accredited farm debt mediators can attend at a fee of $39.