Dianne Greyson
As well as an accredited mediator Dianne is a Senior HR Consultant with experience working with SME and large organisations. Dianne has public and private sector experience coupled with a background working within the online/IT arena. Dianne has an enthusiastic and balanced approach that enables her to operate senior level. Her clients have commented on her results driven and supportive approach, valuing her guidance in any given situation. Her facilitative approach during mediation, allows her to provide a positive environment to establish a seamless resolution to any given situation.
Professional Background
Dianne’s work includes: Talent Acquisition, Change Management; Workplace disputes; Training & Coaching, Employee Relations; Project Management; Assessor; Investigations, Company Advisor on HR Matters, Talent Mangement, Strategy planning
Dianne’s Memberships: Assoc CIPD, Civil Mediation Council, Clerksroom
Organisations worked for: MET Police, Foreign Office, Thomas Cook, Gullivers Travels
Continuous Learning
The Academy of Experts: Advanced Mediation Training
Personal Interests
Dianne is married, with two children. She enjoys the theatre, cinema and eating out with family and friends.
Recent Blog Posts
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