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FairWay appoints Principal, Dispute Resolution

Published: Thu 10 May 2018 11:18 AM
FairWay Resolution Limited, New Zealand’s largest specialist dispute resolution and conflict management organisation, has promoted Denise Evans to the role of Principal, Dispute Resolution.
Denise is a lawyer, mediator and arbitrator with over thirty years’ experience in the dispute resolution industry. As part of this role, Denise will provide Dispute Resolution leadership within FairWay and will champion the use of Dispute Resolution services in New Zealand and internationally. Reporting directly to FairWay’s Chief Executive, Denise maintains oversight of FairWay’s Commercial Services.
FairWay is an independent, employee-owned organisation with the purpose of leading the prevention and resolution of disputes. The role of Principal was established to ensure that dispute resolution excellence and quality remains at the forefront as FairWay delivers on its five-year strategy.
“Having established our strategy within the context of our new ownership, it is essential that we reinforce and invest in our commitment to best-practice and thought leadership in the dispute resolution sector, particularly as we grow our market and people” said Rhys West, Chief Executive of FairWay.
Denise Evans is looking forward to playing a central role in FairWay’s next steps -
“Having a Principal, Dispute Resolution role demonstrates FairWay’s commitment to delivering innovative and customer focussed dispute resolution services. I’m looking forward to collaborating and supporting the team as we further develop our professional services,” said Denise.
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