Partnerships, Family Owned Business,
Estate or Workplace Conflict
You've seen the problem
- shareholders or business partners in hopeless disagreement,
perhaps a family owned business that is stuck due to arguments
between family members or an estate dispute where the parties
can not seem to move forward. You
recognize that if someone could talk to the parties involved
and facilitate a discussion that the matter could likely
be resolved without costly litigation. Read
what clients say about my service or read about my work in the National Post.
As a Lawyer or Accountant, you may not be in a position to mediate the dispute
and bring the matter to resolution. That's where I come
in. I am a Certified Management Consultant who facilitates and mediates individuals
and businesses as they are confronted by important decisions and difficult issues.
I have a track record of using a combination of mediation, coaching and facilitation
to help the parties to reach resolution so they can focus on what is really important
and move forward. Here are some typical situations . . .
Disputes within a partnership
or limited company - the business
implications of disputes between partners or shareholders
can lead to declining revenue, lack of focus, disgruntled
customers or ultimately the breakup of the company. Help
your client work to resolve the business disagreement and
make every effort to avoid litigation or break up of
the business.
Disputes within a family owned
business -
these conflicts are even more complicated because people's
business lives and personal lives are at risk. Legal problems
can break the trust between family members. Conflict around
roles and responsibilities can leave lasting divides. I help
mend the relationship between the parties and help break
the impasse so they can move forward and refocus.
Family members or others who
can not agree on
how to handle the assets in an estate settlement. The
repercussions of unresolved conflict will spill
into the lives of those involved. It is essential that
these issues are addressed so that the parties can move
forward.
Shareholders can not agree
on how to invest for expansion -
the opportunity may exist to grow the business but there
is an impasse due to disagreement on the best choice. I facilitate
a decision process, using Consequential
Analysis® which enables the parties to reach consensus
without delay.
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