Kick off the year with a dynamic discussion at the first Auckland breakfast of 2025!

Join us as Henry Moore delves into how mediation can transform the resolution of disputes in the sports industry in his presentation titled Game-Changer: The Role of Mediation in Sports Disputes

Here’s what the session will explore:

The establishment of the Sports and Recreation Complaints and Mediation Service four years’ ago fundamentally changed the face of dispute resolution in sport, forever, and opened up a pathway for resolving disputes from the grass roots through to the elite level. Henry Moore brings a unique and qualified insight into why change was needed, the inequities that mediation can resolve that other forms of dispute resolution cannot, and where mediation needs to evolve to in order to remain a viable option.

Date: Thursday 13 February
Time: 7:30 - 9:00 am
Dress Code: Business Attire
Cost: $49 inc GST

Whether you're a long-time member or new to the AMINZ community, this is your opportunity to connect with peers, expand your network, and engage in valuable discussions.

Henry Moore

Meet Henry
Partner | Tavendale + Partners

Henry Moore heads the Sports Law team at Tavendale + Partners and brings over 15 years of experience in the intersection of law and sport. He works with a range of stakeholders including athletes, players’ associations, and regional and national sports organisations on a wide variety of matters. These range from employment issues, collective bargaining, and integrity concerns - such as doping, match-fixing, and misconduct –through to player image rights structuring and protection.

In addition to his legal advisory work, Henry is a highly competent and well-respected mediator and facilitator. He was instrumental in shaping New Zealand’s first independent sports dispute resolution scheme, the Sports and Recreation Complaints and Mediation Service (SRCMS). The work of SRCMS, highlighted the immense value of mediation in resolving sensitive and complex disputes, promoting fair play beyond the game and out of the public eye.

Henry is an Associate Member of AMINZ.