Mylene Chan is a Fellow of the International Institute of Conflict of Prevention and Resolution. Previously she was a Founders’ Fellow at Mediators Beyond Borders International and an appointed delegate for the International Institute of Conflict of Prevention and Resolution to the United Nations Commission on International Law’s annual meetings and colloquiums. She has mediated in a variety of conflicts of all scales, from small-scale disputes to mid and large scale conflicts, including commercial, social, economic, political, and environmental disputes. She has worked as a transactional lawyer for nearly two decades in Washington D.C., Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong in Freshfields, Lovells, Simmons and Simmons, and in a legal consultancy capacity for Hong Kong and U.K. listed companies. She has written widely on ADR topics individually and as a contributor with professors at the Harvard Program on Negotiation. She is a regular writer for the opinion pages at Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post on topics of mediation. Ms. Chan is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music, Yale University (B.S. in Economics and Philosophy), and George Washington University Law School (J.D.).
