Robert Rhodes QC to speak on post-Brexit opportunities on business and dispute resolution with Asia

Robert Rhodes QC to present at a webinar on ‘Post-Brexit Opportunities on Business and Dispute Resolution’ co-organised by IDRRMI and AMATI in Hong Kong.

Given the multifaceted changes that Brexit has presented, many businesses in the post-Brexit landscape may be posing the question: What opportunities could Brexit present for my business?

The International Dispute Resolution & Risk Management Institute (IDRRMI) and Association of Mediation Assessors, Trainers and Instructors (AMATI) will be co-organising this two hour webinar. Robert has been invited to join a panel of four speakers at the event.

This webinar will consider a variety of  discussion points relating to both the disruption of Brexit and that of Covid-19 with a specific focus on Asia and Hong Kong as can be seen in the topic list below.

1. The lacuna and opportunities for Hong Kong trade during and after Brexit
2. Sustainable business development in COVID19
3. Using efficient dispute resolution to protect businesses affected by Brexit
4. Maintaining healthy and prosperous relationship with Asia and Hong Kong after Brexit.

Event Details:

Date: Tuesday, 24^th August 2021

Time : 10:00 – 12:00 (GMT)

Location: Zoom

Booking:

For members of the co-organising bodies the event is free of charge, for non-members the fee is $200HKD. Registration is available through this zoom link.

Speakers:

• Dr. Andrew Goodman, FCIARB
• Mr. Robert Rhodes, QC, FCIARB
• Mr. Michel Kallipetis, QC, FCIARB
• Ms. Selana Kong

Moderator:

• Dr. Francis Law

Find out more about Robert Rhodes QC

Robert is a barrister, arbitrator and mediator specialising in  business crime, financial services, regulatory and disciplinary law. He is a former part time Judge, and an Adjunct professor at the Academy of International Dispute Resolution & Professional Negotiation.

To find out more about Robert, contact Matt Sale on +44 (0)20 7427 4910 or Peter Foad on +44 (0)20 7427 0807 for a confidential discussion.

News 20 Aug, 2021