ANNUAL MEETING
February 24 2011
6 Hours CLE Applied For
Approved 4.5 Hrs. CME General
Approved 1.5 Hrs. CME Ethics
Approved 1.5 Hrs. CME Ethics
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Beyond Yes,
Seven Steps to Negotiating
Your Leadership & Your Life
Turning Breakdowns into Breakthroughs
Seven Steps to Negotiating
Your Leadership & Your Life
Turning Breakdowns into Breakthroughs
Presented by
Erica Ariel Fox
Partner, Mobius, Executive Leadership
& Harvard Negotiation Project
Lunch 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Luncheon Program and TAPM Annual Meeting
Co-Sponsored by Coalition for Mediation Awareness in Tennessee (CMAT)
Co-Sponsored by Coalition for Mediation Awareness in Tennessee (CMAT)
The Grayfred Gray Award will be presented to
Shelby Grubbs, Chattanooga,
former Chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission
and Robert Murrian, Knoxville,
former Federal Magistrate
Shelby Grubbs, Chattanooga,
former Chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission
and Robert Murrian, Knoxville,
former Federal Magistrate
Lipscomb University
Institute for Conflict Management
Ezell Center
Institute for Conflict Management
Ezell Center
Click HERE for directions & parking
3901 Granny White Pike
Nashville, TN 37204-3951
3901 Granny White Pike
Nashville, TN 37204-3951
All of us negotiate every day. From the moment we wake up until we close our eyes at night, we interact with others to get things done. For many of us, the hardest negotiations involve conflict. Whether we fight back, shut down, or avoid conflict altogether, breakdowns with other people rarely bring out our best skills or better nature. The most important negotiations, and the ones that determine the quality of our lives, are those we have with ourselves. Yet few of us are masters of the "negotiation within".
This workshop can help.
Beyond Yes is a method of negotiating effectively with yourself, in order to negotiate successfully with other people. The seven-step process is based on over a dozen years of teaching negotiation at Harvard Law School and training thousands of people around the world to transform conflicts. This professional training and personal journey explores the interplay between best practices of negotiation and insights of the great wisdom traditions, moving you from competence toward mastery. From working well with clients and colleagues to living well with your family and friends, this program gives you the insights and skills you need to turn stressful situations into success and satisfaction.
Come hear for yourself why Douglas Stone, co-author of business bestseller Difficult Conversations, says, "If Beyond Yes isn't the next big thing, I don't know what is."
Over the past fifteen years, Erica Ariel Fox has been teaching negotiation at Harvard Law School, and training thousands of executives, diplomats, consultants and lawyers from all over the world. She is internationally–recognized as a pioneer in the integration of wisdom traditions and spiritual practice into the negotiation and conflict resolution field. She is passionate about the connection between personal mastery and high performance. As a partner of Mobius Executive Leadership, Ms. Fox works with Fortune 500 companies as well as public sector leaders to build consensus, facilitate change, and transform crises into opportunities for growth. She has offered workshops and seminars around the globe, including in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, throughout Europe and across the United States. She lives in Boston and Amsterdam, and is currently completing her first book, Beyond Yes: Seven Steps to Negotiating Your Leadership and Your Life.
RECEPIENTS OF THE 2011
CMAT GRAYFRED GRAY AWARD:
Shelby Grubbs is a member of Miller & Martin PLLC, a law firm of over 190 lawyers with offices in Atlanta, Chattanooga and Nashville. He has significant experience as a dispute resolution neutral and designer of dispute resolution protocols and systems and as a trial lawyer and advocate.
He has been lead counsel in class and complex litigation and he has been admitted to practice in state and federal courts throughout the United States. He is an approved mediator and arbitrator for the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution as well as the American Arbitration Association.
He is active in the American, Tennessee and Georgia State Bar Associations and chaired the Tennessee Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution.
While he has written on a number of subjects, his principal focus is on dispute resolution. He edited International Civil Procedure, published by Kluwer Law in 2004, a text comparing civil procedure across 31 major countries plus the European Community. He has served on the Editorial Board of Business Law Today, a publication of the American Bar Association.
He is one of Miller & Martin’s primary delegates to World Law Group a network of 47 law firms with offices in 250 of the world’s major commercial centers and over 10,000 lawyers. From 2006 through 2008, he was the Chair of the Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution of the World Law Group. He has also served as co-chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee of the American Bar Association Section of Litigation and has held a number of offices and directorships in other bar related and civic organizations.
He has been lead counsel in class and complex litigation and he has been admitted to practice in state and federal courts throughout the United States. He is an approved mediator and arbitrator for the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution as well as the American Arbitration Association.
He is active in the American, Tennessee and Georgia State Bar Associations and chaired the Tennessee Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution.
While he has written on a number of subjects, his principal focus is on dispute resolution. He edited International Civil Procedure, published by Kluwer Law in 2004, a text comparing civil procedure across 31 major countries plus the European Community. He has served on the Editorial Board of Business Law Today, a publication of the American Bar Association.
He is one of Miller & Martin’s primary delegates to World Law Group a network of 47 law firms with offices in 250 of the world’s major commercial centers and over 10,000 lawyers. From 2006 through 2008, he was the Chair of the Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution of the World Law Group. He has also served as co-chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee of the American Bar Association Section of Litigation and has held a number of offices and directorships in other bar related and civic organizations.
Hon. Robert P. Murrian (Ret.) served with distinction for 24 years as a U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee where he was instrumental in establishing the first federal court-annexed mediation program in Tennessee. With a degree and background in naval engineering and experience in patent, trade secret, trademark, and other intellectual property disputes, he is sought out to serve as a neutral in IP cases. He has also mediated, arbitrated, and served as a special master in a wide range of disputes in the southeast and elsewhere in the nation. As a mediator he is known for enhancing communication while handling very complex information masterfully.
ADR Experience and Qualifications
§ Since retiring from the bench in February 2002, has extensive experience serving as a mediator, arbitrator, special master, and neutral case evaluator in a wide range of cases including commercial, intellectual property, employment, class action, healthcare, contract, personal injury, construction, environmental, consumer protection, real property, insurance coverage, estate, and annexation/municipal disputes
§ Has mediated and served as settlement judge in more than 300 cases involving nearly all types of lawsuits
§ Has been appointed to serve as a special master for several courts in complex proceedings
§ Selected by a United States District Court and served as the mediator for eight putative class action lawsuits consolidated for pretrial proceedings by the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation, 28 U.S.C. §§ 1407, et seq.
§ As a Magistrate Judge, was assigned much of the patent work in the Knoxville division including pretrial responsibilities, and also presided in the trials of several patent cases
§ As a Magistrate Judge, conducted numerous settlement conferences and co-chaired the committee that established the first court-annexed mediation program in any federal court in Tennessee
§ Admitted to the ADR panels in the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Tennessee as an approved mediator and arbitrator, and is a Rule 31 Listed (General Civil) Mediator by the Tennessee Supreme Court
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