Mediation & Advocacy
Mediation & Advocacy
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Mediation
Mediation
It is not easy being in business. We understand that. Contracts - Finance - Staff - Premises - Stock - ... all can have their own set of problems.
Let us help iron out the creases in your relationships with key suppliers; customers; bankers & financiers; directors/shareholders and other stakeholders.
Get us involved to help you understand each other and to chart a course for the future. We can then work with you and your professional advisors to achieve the desired outcome.
Kevin is an Associate member of the Arbitrators' & Mediators' Institute of New Zealand (AMINZ) and a Professional Member of the Resolution Institute.
He is also accredited under the Farm Debt Mediation Act 2019 and has conducted multiple mediations under the Act from Whangarei to Invercargill with 6 Major Banks and Farmers involved in the following areas: Arable; Dairy; Goat Dairy; Sheep & Beef; Horticulture; Honey Production.
Kevin is Rural Convenor for AMINZ and recently presented on behalf of AMINZ at the Co-operatives Business Leaders' Summit on the subject of Mediation in Succession Planning. He also hosts a series of webinars for AMINZ relating to Farm Debt Mediation.
He has also provided Banking Expert Witness services and Mediation Services relating to disputes in Commercial Property; Body Corporates; Shareholder Disputes & Succession Planning.
e. mediation@businessremedies.co.nz
Kevin's AMINZ Profile can be found by clicking the AMINZ banner below. The easiest way is to type "Kevin Bailey" in the Name field and click the Search Button
Advocacy
Advocacy
Let us help you communicate more effectively with your Bank or financier. With many years' experience in the commercial banking and finance sector, we are well-placed to help your voice be heard and to "speak the right language" with your financial partners. Also, with over 28 years in Business Mentoring, we are well-aware of the difficulties facing Small- and Medium-sized businesses and we pride ourselves on leaving out the jargon, so you should understand what we say!
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