In the complex world of failure to fulfill agreements and disputes over agreements, a varied approach to mediation often offers the key to success. Especially when it comes to large public and private organizations and in international traffic. The fusion of the American, Swedish and MFN models creates a unique framework that is optimal for such situations.

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The American model places a strong focus on results-oriented solutions. In corporate settings, where the stakes are often high and concrete outcomes are required, this approach comes in handy. This model goes straight to the target and strives for quick, measurable solutions.

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The Swedish model is more informal and emphasizes party autonomy, making it particularly suitable for international and ethical issues. When different cultures and business norms meet, this balanced approach bridges the gap between different interests and expectations.

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The MFN model from the Netherlands is deeply rooted in consensus building and collaboration. In situations where the nuances and interests of each party must be carefully considered, this model provides a platform for in-depth dialogue and mutual understanding.

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By combining these three models, Totus can create a flexible and adaptable mediation approach. It allows our mediator to adapt to the specific demands of each dispute, whether it is reaching a resolution quickly or carefully navigating sensitive negotiations.

 

In the challenges of large corporate and international mediation, this combined approach has proven to be not only efficient, but also extremely effective.