Event Reflections

August 5, 2010: How to succeed in your mediation practice

  • Fri, August 06, 2010 9:44 AM
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    Alexander Yaroslavsky
    Please post your reactions to Steven Mehta's presentation.
  • Fri, August 06, 2010 10:15 AM
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    Julie Denny (Administrator)
    Steve Mehta, commercial mediator from California, made a wonderful presentation at the August Roundtable Breakfast. I was particularly struck with his "5 in 45" notion. Five things to do in 45 days to help build your ADR practice: Contact 15 people; achieve 7 presences on the web; Be in 5 different physical locations; Publish 2 articles; Make 1 presentation. His emphasis on making a PLAN was so smart.
  • Fri, August 06, 2010 6:58 PM
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    Michael P. Graff
    I thought his suggestion of putting references on your Web site was terrific.  I have started to request them from parties where I was successful in resolving there disputes,
  • Wed, August 18, 2010 1:08 PM
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    Glen Parker
    Mr. Mehta's presentation was very engaging and very helpful. As a new mediator, starting a mediation practice can be daunting. Mr. Mehta offered sound, practical advice about building a network, relating to clients, and marketing. Everything he presented seemed manageable and possible and I was inspired to apply his wisdom to my own efforts. I have since subscribed to mediation blogs and blogs on other topics that I'm interested in, I have started my own mediation blog, and I have been talking up a storm about my career goals to whomever will listen. In addition to Mr. Mehta's mediation wisdom, what I also learned from the event was that being a mediator in NY is to be a part of a great community of people/professionals.
  • Thu, November 11, 2010 3:21 PM
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    Ozichi Alimole
    Glen Parker wrote:Mr. Mehta's presentation was very engaging and very helpful. As a new mediator, starting a mediation practice can be daunting. Mr. Mehta offered sound, practical advice about building a network, relating to clients, and marketing. Everything he presented seemed manageable and possible and I was inspired to apply his wisdom to my own efforts. I have since subscribed to mediation blogs and blogs on other topics that I'm interested in, I have started my own mediation blog, and I have been talking up a storm about my career goals to whomever will listen. In addition to Mr. Mehta's mediation wisdom, what I also learned from the event was that being a mediator in NY is to be a part of a great community of people/professionals.
  • Thu, November 11, 2010 3:30 PM
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    Ozichi Alimole
    I need help to get my private mediation practice off the ground. I will appreciate any assistance to connect with  Mr. Mehta.  Taking one's  mediation practice to the next level is always a challenge.  I was therefore encouraged reading the comments on Mr. Mehta's presentation in August.  I was not at that event, and would appreciate any opportunity to reach him or anyone who can help. 
  • Fri, November 12, 2010 5:14 PM
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    Alexander Yaroslavsky
    Ozichi Alimole wrote: I need help to get my private mediation practice off the ground. I will appreciate any assistance to connect with  Mr. Mehta.  Taking one's  mediation practice to the next level is always a challenge.  I was therefore encouraged reading the comments on Mr. Mehta's presentation in August.  I was not at that event, and would appreciate any opportunity to reach him or anyone who can help. 
    The best way contact Mr. Mehta is through his web site: www.stevemehta.com.
    -Alex
 
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