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(This Webinar is organised by Hong Kong Mediation Council - a division of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre)
Join Nina Harding for an interactive and entertaining session on convergent and divergent thinking. Nina will discuss Sam Kaner's model of Group Dynamics, and how to discuss conflict and build collaborative teams. This talk will be relevant to leaders, mediators, lawyers and anyone who works with groups and want to resolve conflict and improve relationships. As always, Nina will share stories from her busy Sydney-based mediation practice.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the seminars will not be held physically but conducted online via ZOOM. This is the workshop which will highlight the theory and approaches for improving collaboration in groups, understanding how to get parties to collaborate and problem solve.
The workshop includes at least 15mins of Q&A). Topics to be covered or shared by Nina include:
- Kaner's Diamond of Participatory Decision Making;
- Understanding group dynamics;
- Building Collaboration in teams;
- The importance of cooperation.
This Webinar will be run in English from 12:30pm to 2:00pm on 26 March 2021 (Friday), and targets both General and Family Mediators and all Legal Practitioners.
CPD: 1.5 Point (HKIAC)
(CPD Accreditation pending from HKMAAL and the Law Society of Hong Kong)
Speaker
Nina Harding
https://www.ninaharding.comNina Harding has over 20 years experience in resolving business and public interest disputes. Nina is a law graduate and has a Master of Laws. She has mediated over two thousand disputes. Nina is a nationally accredited Mediator and a recognised expert in the area of dispute resolution. In addition to mediating disputes, Nina facilitates large meetings and also teaches Mediation, Dispute Resolution and Complaint Handling workshops. She regularly speaks at conferences and has taught thousands of people how to negotiate more effectively and resolve conflict. Nina Harding has lectured at numerous universities in Australia and overseas.
