
Pollack Peacebuilding Systems
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Overview
10 - 49
Employees
ABOUT POLLACK PEACEBUILDING SYSTEMS
Resolving Conflicts & Enhancing Relationships
Pollack Peacebuilding Systems is a consultancy focused on conflict management, directed by anthropologist and conflict expert Jeremy Pollack. Our team of professional consultants hails from diverse fields, including anthropology, psychology, and human resources management. Despite our varied backgrounds, we share a unified goal: to promote peace globally. Whether resolving conflicts between individuals, within organizations, or across different communities, our specialists aim to enhance relationships, foster more enjoyable living and working conditions, and contribute to making the world a better place in whatever ways we can.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS
10 - 49
Employees
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
70% Business Consulting Services
30% Organizational Development Consulting
About the Team
OUR STORY
Peacebuilders is a dedicated team of conflict resolution experts from the U.S., U.K., and Canada, including coaches, trainers, mediators, and consultants with varied methodologies and extensive experience. Their professionals, such as Terrell Holmes, Suzanne Ghais, and Toni Hawkins, emphasize nurturing cultures of peace through compassion, courage, and humility. The team assists individuals and organizations by fostering respectful communication, empathetic listening, and conflict management skills that promote growth and understanding. They utilize diverse approaches, including clinical counseling, facilitation, psychological safety, and narrative techniques to resolve disputes and build consensus. With a commitment to empowering communities, enhancing workplace dynamics, and strengthening relationships, Peacebuilders transforms conflict into opportunities for personal and organizational development, guided by a shared mission to create more peaceful and productive environments.