German by birth, accent and weird mannerisms; currently based in Somerville, MA with my wife.

I am a Fellow at the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Collaboratory at HKS currently focussing on climate negotiations. Negotiation consulting and trainings on the side.

Interested in changing my interests about every other week: Currently, I cannot get enough of the history of negotiation (esp. sovereign debt negotiations) and behavioral neurosciences.

I am fascinated by hearing about the pathways of people especially when they are very far away from “home.” Love talking about Vanagons, remote life and cooking; hate talking about visa issues but tend to do it a lot. Since this year, I identify as a climber in the hope that I will keep at it if I truly believe in being one.

Currently residing in the Green Mountains of Vermont… increasingly eager though to travel again.

Trained mediator, working as a consultant in negotiation, conflict and having tough conversations (with ourselves and with others).

Interested in building an intentionally diverse work portfolio both in activity (training, facilitating, mediating, coaching, etc.) and type of client (non-profit, for-profit domestic, int’l, gov’t, etc).

Intrigued by cultural difference and its impact on our behavior in moments of tension and conflict and yet regularly reminded (and amused) by how similar we actually are.

I love learning about people, particularly their passions and listening to them reflect on their raison d’être.

Currently in Brooklyn, NY

I’m a co-founder of Actually, redefining what it means to go to couples therapy and building a kinder, more loving world through relationship wellness. I’m also a co-founder of Access Distributed, a nonprofit to expand access to careers in finance for underrepresented undergrad students at non-target schools.

Interested in challenging the status quo and understanding the way we all relate to each other. Intrigued by the power human interactions can have on each of us.

Loves spontaneous adventures, traveling and talking about dreams.

For now, I’m based in the greater Boston area; I’m a recent JD/MA graduate from Harvard Law School and the Fletcher School at Tufts.

I worked in conflict zones in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan for four years before graduate school. Currently, I want to contribute to, and deepen, the understanding of “peacebuilding” within the United States -- whether in responding to extremist violence, addressing identity polarization, or negotiating resolutions to conflict.

My primary “toolset” is some mixture of interests-based negotiation, conflict analysis, social psychology, systems theory, and interpersonal communications.

In my leisure time, I spend a lot of time on improv theater, tabletop RPGs, craft cocktails, and my dog, Millie.

Currently living in Brookline, MA

Mediation and coaching as well as training in negotiation, leadership, other areas through my practice, The Negotiating Table, since 1995.

Senior Lecturer in Management and Organizations at the Boston University Questrom School of Business.

Author of Collywobbles: How to Negotiate When Negotiating Makes You Nervous, and upcoming book, Optimism is a Choice and Other Timeless Ideas.

Interested in helping people get out of their own way and interact more effectively with each other.

Loves kayaking, time with my family and friends, traveling, astronomy, trees, walking, reading, writing, laughing.

I live in Carlisle, MA with spouse Dan, kids Gus (9) and Aoife (7), and pandemic puppy Pepper (1.75)

Currently I’m a lecturer on conflict resolution and leadership at Tufts University in graduate-level entrepreneurship programs

I’ve worked on international peacebuilding efforts (US-Iran) and led negotiation and difficult conversations sessions for NGOs/INGOs/IOs.

My degrees are in architecture & urban planning (MIT) and international relations (Fletcher)

After many years as a road warrior doing corporate workshops (including myriad Zoom sessions during Covid), I’m pausing much of my work to reassess what I’m doing and why

I love architectural design and CAD; decluttering & organizing hacks; dog rescue videos; personal finance; rowing on my ergometer; local politics

I live in Los Angeles with my wife Molly and 1-year-old daughter Coralai

I’m founder and Executive Director of Urban Rural Action, a national grassroots movement that brings together Americans across divides to tackle our country’s most urgent challenges.

Interested in U.S. peacebuilding and bridge-building leaders and organizations

Enjoys talking about dialogue, negotiation, and peacebuilding

Loves fun, friendly individual and team competition!

I live in Washington, DC with my husband and our 13-year-old Welsh terrier. Our children are 21 and 24.

I am the Founder and Executive Director of Negotiation Works. We offer negotiation skills training courses for people experiencing homelessness, living in domestic violence shelters, and returning to the community from prison. I also serve as a mediator in court-connected cases through the DC Superior Court’s Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division, and I previously taught negotiation and mediation as an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law. I received my JD at Harvard Law School.

I am interested in empowering individuals in marginalized communities with negotiation and problem-solving tools they can use to resolve everyday conflicts and become more effective self-advocates. I am particularly interested in reentry work and the work of Violence Interrupters.

I enjoy spending time with my family, taking long walks, and baking anything with chocolate.