Welcome to the ADR Institute of Canada
The ADR Institute of Canada (ADR Canada) is a national non-profit organization that provides national leadership in the development and promotion of dispute resolution services in Canada and internationally. In concert with seven regional affiliates across the country, we represent and support professionals who provide dispute resolution services and the individuals and organizations that use those services. Our membership includes over 1,700 individuals and 60 business and community organizations from across Canada. Our standards and programs reflect our commitment to excellence in the field.
ADR INSTITUTE of CANADA ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE
September 23, 2010 to September 24, 2010
The ADR Institute of Canada is proud to announce that we have OVER 20 SESSIONS / 40 SPEAKERS for the ADRIC 2010: RESOURCEFUL ADR
The Fairmont Palliser, CALGARY, ALBERTA
On September 23-24, 2010, ADR professionals and users of ADR services from across the country will gather at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel in Calgary to learn from some of Canada's foremost experts. Topics will include:
Glocal Mediation: Global Embrace, Local Practice
Update from the International Mediation Institute
Integrated Negotiation: The NeuroBiology of “We”
Cognitive Barriers to Negotiation
ADR in the Regulatory Context
Multi-Party Resolution in the Energy Industry
How to Work Out Effective Commercial Arrangements with First Nations
Workplace Mediation
Current Issues in Arbitration and much, much more!
PLUS, Gerry Riskin of Edge International will present two sessions: Effective Marketing for ADR Professionals and "Optimal" Marketing - Less Time, Better Results!
Lawyers, Chartered Mediators and Qualified Mediators: Earn your CEE points!
The information and networking opportunities available at this conference make this a not-to-be-missed event.
Take a few moments to review our brochure and then call Rob at 1-877-475-4353 to reserve your place at the special Early Bird rate.
We look forward to seeing you in Calgary in September.
Med-Arb and Arb-Med: When and How to Use Them!
October 8, 2010
ADR Institute of Saskatchewan Inc.
Professional Development Day and Annual Meeting
(In Conjunction with the Alberta Arbitration and Mediation Society)
Queen’s House of Retreats
601 Taylor Street West
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Course Instructors:
Deborah Howes: High Clouds Incorporated, Edmonton, AB
Anne M. Wallace, Q.C., Saskatoon, SK
Course Approved for 6.5 CPD credit hours (.5 hour allocated to Ethics) under Law Society of Saskatchewan CPD Policy
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