Ask a Mediator
ADR mentoring panel discussion
Start Date - End Date
September 06, 2022
Registration Deadline
Monday, September 05, 2022
Ask a Mediator!
Get an inside perspective on how to better your practice and hone your skills with tips and tricks taught from an experienced ADR professional. Join this panel discussion to find out how you deal with difficult parties, improve listening skills, know when to say 'no' and much more!
Date: Tuesday, September 6th
Time: 5:30pm
Location: Zoom
Panelists
Beth Yohe
Beth Yohe is an accomplished facilitator, consultant and curriculum writer with over 20 years of experience, writing and delivering training programs on a variety of topics related to addressing bias, transforming conflict and creating dialogue. Prior to joining The Conflict Center as Executive Director, she served in a number of roles at the ADL, including as the Regional Director of Development and as the Director of Training for the National Office of the ADL, overseeing its national anti-bias education training. She is involved nationally on issues related to conflict transformation, social justice, bullying prevention and social emotional learning, including serving on the Advisory Board for The Ad Council's Love has No Labels campaign, the board of the International Bullying Prevention Association and a facilitator for the Social Justice Training Institute. She received her Masters of Science from Colorado State University and her Bachelors of Arts from Texas A&M University. She loves spending family time whether at home, at one of her daughters' activities or out enjoying the beauty of Colorado.
Michelle Noyes
Recognizing the need for mediation and alternative dispute resolution within families, workplaces, and schools, I leverage my teaching experience and advanced mediation training, facilitating group mediation for families and divorce, helping mediate issues in consumer affairs, contract disputes, and for non-profit organizations. Utilizing a collaborative Facilitative-Interest Based Model, I focus on the underlying needs or interests of the parties, as opposed to taking a legal rights approach.
Guiding my clients through a process of discovery, I encourage a broader range of solutions or resolutions that meet their needs. Rather than solving their problems for them, I provide resources for guidance and navigating challenging problems. Giving them a space to be heard, they often find a sense of relief, allowing them to be open to new perspectives that lead to a resolution.
Marvin Pierce
Seasoned Professional Mediator with over 22 years of experience Received my 40-hour Certification in 1999. Marvin was selected to participate in the implementation of the City’s Mediation program for Career Service Authority, (CSA)City Employees. He was involved with management contract negotiations with Hospitality Companies, Morrison, and Sodexo for Denver Health Authority (formerly Denver General Hospital.) Facilitated seminars sponsored by Court Mediation Services (CMS) in Setting the Tone for Mediation and Writing Effective Agreements. Received numerous and on-going ADR training through Court Mediation Services and the Colorado Bar Association.
Wes Wollenweber
Wes Wollenweber is a lawyer, mediator and arbitrator in Lakewood, Colorado. Wes’s ADR practice focuses heavily on housing disputes, ranging from homeowner association and landlord-tenant conflicts of all types, land-use conflicts and also includes employment and non-compete agreement matters.
Robin Rossenfeld
Robin R. Rossenfeld is the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section’s representative to the Colorado Bar Board of Governors and sits on its Executive Council. She was the ADR Section Chair from 2009-2011 and has served in a variety positions on the ADR Section’s Executive Council. She currently serves as the Treasurer and Program chair for the ADR Section. Robin is a member of the Resolution Corps panel, which the ADR Section is launching this spring. She is a member of the Family Law, Labor and Employment, and Small Firm Sections.
Robin opened her mediation and arbitration business, R3 Mediation, LLC, in 1999. She specializes in business disputes, family conflicts, and employment issues. She is a member of the United States Postal Service REDRESS panel. She spent four years as a Reservist with the Federal Emergency Management Agency Alternative Dispute Resolution Cadre. She is a Denver-Boulder Better Business Bureau Autoline arbitrator.
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