ARBITRATION IDOL 2.0

Following the tremendous success of Arbitration Idol in 2020, we are back for season 2. Missing in-person conference, or sharing a cup of coffee with new connections as much as we do? 

You have now once more the possibility to connect with experienced leaders in the field of international arbitration and win a digital coffee break with one of the Arbitration Idols, while collecting money for UNICEF.

The Arbitration Idols come from around the world and are not only leading figures in the world of international arbitration, but also have generously donated their time to Arbitration Idol 2.0 and by doing so are helping others in need.

Our Arbitration Idols this year are:

• Cecilia Azar, 
• Chiann Bao, 
• Nayla Comair-Obeid, 
• Benjamin G. Davis, 
• Kabir Duggal, 
• Babatunde Fagbohunlu, 
• Neil Kaplan CBE QC SBS, 
• Sara Koleilat-Aranjo, 
• Arthur Ma, 
• Emilia Onyema, 
• Rekha Rangachari, 
• Maxi Scherer, 
• Claus von Wobeser, and 
• Roland Ziade.

How can you win a digital coffee break with one of the Arbitration Idols:

1. Make a donation (minimum donation EUR 1) from now until July 27, 2021. All proceeds are going 100% to UNICEF.
2. If you would like to participate in the prize draw, please forward your e-mail from Justgiving confirming your donation to arbitrationidol@gmail.com (feel free to redact the amount donated). By doing so, you will automatically be entered into the draw and will have the chance to join one of our Idols for a digital coffee (or tea) break.
3. Keep your fingers crossed – the winners will be announced on July 30, 2021.

A big thank you goes out to the supporting
organizations: ArbitralWomen, myArbitration, the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations, Deutsche Institution für
Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit e.V. (DIS) 40, the Young Thailand Arbitration Center (YTHAC), the Vienna International Arbitral Centre
of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC), the Global VYAP Network, Jus Mundi, Africa in the Moot, R.E.A.L. - Racial Equality for
Arbitration Lawyers,
the Rising Arbitrators Initiative, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and the New York International Arbitration
Center (NYIAC).

Thank you in advance to everyone who kindly
donates to UNICEF – we wish the entire arbitration community the best of
luck! 

Svenja Wachtel (Digital Coffee Break in Arbitration), Chris Campbell (Tales of the Tribunal) and Amanda Lee (Careers in Arbitration)