Frederick Way is a CEDR accredited mediator, a conciliator for the Funeral Industry and an adjudicator for the CISAS scheme. Frederick originally read English at the University of Cambridge before taking an MA in American Studies at King’s College London. He then converted to the law, taking the Bar Professional Training Course in London and was called as a barrister at Middle Temple in 2012.
Frederick joined the CEDR Foundation in September 2012. As research manager, Frederick is in charge of the development of all of CEDR’s research and charitable projects and activities, both carrying out his own research as well as supporting other staff members in their specific Foundation-based projects. Recent projects which Frederick has been involved in with other CEDR staff include developing a training programme for Board Members about Corporate Governance disputes; improving International Standards for ADR Training and working on methods for improving Collaboration techniques between organisations. In 2015, Frederick co-wrote CEDR’s “Setting up and Running a Public Inquiry: Guidance for Chairs & Commissioning Bodies” with Dr Karl Mackie CBE, Chief Executive of CEDR.
