Sarah-Ellen Stacey

April 19th, 2017

Alison’s non-partisan approach helped resolve issues between two parties and my department in several ways. Both individuals valued Alison’s integrity, being able to say how they felt without worrying about what or how it was said.

They were also happy to explore any options that would help to achieve an acceptable outcome. Knowing effective mediation can take some time, I and my colleagues appreciated your involvement to deliver the ideal outcome without adversely impacting our limited resources.

The two people concerned are working well together many months later. This success is a testament to Alison’s expertise in mediation.

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