Lucy Greenwood is an independent international arbitrator specializing in commercial and investment disputes. She has over 20 years of experience in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations in a wealth of different industries and has acted as counsel or arbitrator in more than 60 arbitrations. She is highly regarded for her prompt, efficient resolution of disputes and active case management of arbitrations and is recognized in Who's Who Arbitration, Legal 500 and Global Arbitration Review. She is a Chartered Arbitrator, a Texas attorney and a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales.

Amanda J. Lee FCIArb is an Arbitrator and Consultant at Seymours, London, where her practice focuses on international dispute resolution. She has sat as arbitrator in domestic and international arbitrations, both ad hoc and under institutional rules. She is admitted as a Solicitor-Advocate in England and Wales, and to the Bars of New York State and the U.S. Supreme Court. Her experience encompasses commercial litigation, Privy Council appellate procedure and many forms of ADR, including construction adjudication, international and domestic arbitration, expert determination and mediation. 

Amanda is a Director of ArbitralWomen, a member of the Global Advisory Board of ICDR Y&I and Director of Media and Outreach of Arbitrator Intelligence. She is an Ambassador for R.E.A.L. - Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers and a member of the Advisory Board of the Investment & Commercial Arbitration Review. Amanda was the first female Chair of the CIArb's Young Members' Group (YMG) Global Steering Committee (2017-2018) and is a former member of the CIArb's Board of Management (2017-2018), former Co-Chair of the London & SE YMG (2016-2018) and former Public Relations Officer (2015-2018) and Committee Member of the CIArb's London Branch (2015-2019). 

In 2019 she founded 'Careers in Arbitration', a global initiative designed to support those worldwide seeking to enter and progress in the field of international arbitration, with a 28,000-strong following on LinkedIn. Amanda is a visiting lecturer at the University of Law, UK, where she teaches Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Amanda regularly speaks, publishes and tweets (@Amanda_JLee) about dispute resolution, how to develop a career in international arbitration and diversity issues. Amanda was recognized as a Rising Star in the inaugural Legal 500 UK Arbitration Powerlist. 

Rosemary is a domestic and international mediator at Keating Chambers, where she is a Deputy Head of Chambers.  Before moving into full-time mediation Rosemary practised as a barrister but also sat as a part time judge, an adjudicator and arbitrator but has found her passion.  Her most important job, however, has been as Mother to her twins, now 28.

Susan is a barrister whose practice is construction and engineering. Before being called to the Bar she practiced as a Chartered Architect. For the last 7 years Susan has focused solely on undertaking tribunal/neutral work in a range of capacities, including as a UK construction adjudicator. Susan has found her conciliatory skills particularly valuable over the last year while locked down with her teenagers.

Dorothy is the founding and Managing Partner of Dorothy Ufot & Co, a leading law firm in Nigeria where she heads the International Arbitration and Litigation departments. She is an immediate past Member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration and is on the AAA/ICDR, ICSID, ICC, KCAB International, CIARB, HKIAC, DIAC, SIAC, BAC/BIAC, EDAC panels and the Energy Arbitrators’ List. Dorothy won the prestigious African Arbitrator of the Year award 2020.

Kim is an international arbitrator, DAB member and UK construction adjudicator at Crown Office Chambers, specializing in complex infra structure disputes. Since taking silk she focused on tribunal work. She has a reputation for clarity, strong case management and sound strategic judgment – all tested regularly by her philosopher daughter and magician son.