The Better Conflicts Audio Experience

Welcome to the Better Conflicts Audio Experience by CEDR. The name of this channel comes from our vision that "Better Conflicts, Result in Better Outcomes, Leading to a Better World". Here we will share with you our regular podcasts, webinar insights and clips from interviews with leading conflict experts. The topics we cover include; Commercial & Workplace Mediation, Hostage & Crisis Negotiation Skills, Conflict Management, ADR Thought Leadership & Innovation and Diversity & Inclusion.

The Better Conflicts Audio Experience is a business podcast hosted by CEDR, with 105 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

CEDR hosts The Better Conflicts Audio Experience, a business show with 105 episodes published.

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  Beyond Wealth Series Episode 2 - Co-Facilitation in Action

  Apr 30, 202632 min

  This is Episode 2 in our two-part series 'Beyond Wealth - Navigating Family Business Conflict'. How do you manage difficult conversations when relationships, roles, and emotions are deeply intertwined? In this episode, we explore co-facilitation as a practical approach to guiding complex discussions in family businesses. Learn how it helps create alignment, build trust, and move conversations forward in a constructive and focused way. This podcast episode features CEDR Mediators Julia Burns and Oliver Hallam being interviewed by Susanne Schuler.

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  Beyond Wealth Series Episode 1 - Co-Mediation in Family Business Disputes

  Apr 30, 202638 min

  This is Episode 1 in our two-part series 'Beyond Wealth - Navigating Family Business Conflict'. Family business conflicts are rarely just about the business, they involve relationships, legacy, and emotion. In this episode, we explore how co-mediation offers a powerful, structured approach to managing complex, multi-party disputes. Discover how two mediators can bring greater balance, clarity, and effectiveness to high-stakes situations, helping families move forward constructively. This podcast episode features CEDR Mediators Julia Burns and Oliver Hallam being interviewed by Susanne Schuler.

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  Joanna Page - A Career Retrospective

  Nov 11, 202538 minS0

  <p>🎙 Joanna Page: From Litigation to Leadership — The Evolving Role of Mediation in Modern Law</p><p>Joanna Page, Partner at A&O Shearman and former Chair of CEDR, reflects on her career in litigation, governance, and mediation. </p><p>The conversation with Andy Roger, Principal Consultant & Mediator at CEDR explores the intersection of education, leadership, and evolving legal practice, offering invaluable lessons for both experienced practitioners and those entering the field.</p><p>💼 Learn more about Joanna’s experience, the future of mediation, and how listening, preparation, and innovation are reshaping the legal landscape.</p><p>⏱️ Episode Overview:<br />00:00 – Introduction and...

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  CEDR-Accredited Mediator Spotlight: David Wilson

  Sep 24, 202526 minS0

  <p>🎙️ From the high-pressure world of global finance to the collaborative space of mediation, David Wilson shares his journey</p><p>David’s career began in private practice at Simmons & Simmons in London, Hong Kong and the Middle East, before moving to Goldman Sachs, where he spent 27 years leading compliance, litigation and legal teams across Europe and Asia.</p><p>His work at the crossroads of disputes, negotiation and leadership ultimately led him to explore mediation. After completing his CEDR training, David founded Dominion Street, a practice dedicated to mediation and executive coaching. Today, he combines legal expertise with mediation skills...

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  CEDR & Linklaters Workplace Activism Thought Leadership

  Dec 9, 202433 minS0

  <p> CEDR & Linklaters Workplace Activism Discussion 00:00 - Introduction 00:28 - What is workplace/employee activism? 04:22 - Is workplace/employee activism a new phenomenon? 05:32 - Is there a heightened expectation around what companies should be doing? 07:23 - What are some of the factors that encourage employee activism? 10:47 - How to advise businesses around engaging with this challenging area? 13:08 - Managers need to be better equipped to deal with grievances before they escalate 13:56 - The risks of leading with policy 15:30 - What good can come from engaging positively with workplace activism? 20:17 - DEI initiatives and how it acts as a catalyst for workplace...

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