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The University of New South Wales (NSW) has claimed victory against Saint Joseph University of Beirut in the 13th edition of the International Commercial Mediation Competition of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) after six days and almost 150 mediation sessions.
The International Commercial Mediation Competition of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has reached its final stage, with Saint Joseph University of Beirut and University of New South Wales set to face off later today in Paris.
After a thrilling couple of days, eight university teams proved their skilfulness in the art of mediation, making their way to the quarter-finals of the prestigious International Commercial Mediation Competition of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
With 147 mock sessions under their belts, the College of Law and Business walked away from the mediation table last night as the winners of the 12th International Commercial Mediation Competition of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The KMPG-sponsored final was held yesterday in Paris at the Maison du Barreau.
Mediation skills, techniques and strategies are spotlighted this week with the 12th ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition currently underway.
The International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) biggest educational event of the year, the ICC Mediation Week, is set to take place 2-8 February 2017.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Centre for ADR is currently seeking eligible student teams and dispute resolution professionals to participate in the 12th ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition. Those interested in expanding their mediation skills and creating valuable connections should apply now.
After six days and 147 rigorous and fast-paced mock mediation sessions, the University of New South Wales’ Katherine Mackellar, Connor Taylor, Roshan Evans and Self Rumbewas have been crowned as the winners of the 11th ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition.
As the competition enters into its sixth day, eight teams representing six countries have pushed through to the quarter-finals of the 11th edition of the ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition.
A great absence is felt by many as the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) Mediation Week progresses. Colin J. Wall, a great advocate of the Competition and the practice of mediation in general, passed away last July.
