Amelie has worked as a lawyer, arbitrator, and mediator specializing in arbitration, mediation as well as settlement and contract negotiations. She has gained extensive knowledge in the settlement of national and international disputes according to various rules of numerous institutions (e.g. VIAC, ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, etc.). In 2020 Amelie decided to concentrate entirely on her communication expertise with special emphasis on negotiation and mediation. Clients describe Amelie as „one of the best business mediators,“ praising her ability to introduce innovative solutions and foster a collaborative, approachable communication style. Her deep expertise is complemented by her „analytical, empathic, and outstanding knowledge,“ and she is recognized for her „thorough deliberations“ and „excellent preparation.“ Amelie’s clients also highlight her „strategic, practical approach,“ her ease with technical issues, and her quick responsiveness. She is known for her „brilliant, composed, and systematic argumentation,“ as well as her „constructive and amicable“ approach. She is accredited as a mediator in Singapore (at SIMI), in England (at CEDR), and in Austria (List of mediators of the Austrian Ministry of Justice). Amelie serves as a member of the VIAC Mediation Advisory Board and is an experienced judge in both national and international mediation and negotiation competitions. Amelie is also a regular speaker and writer on mediation and conflict management. Due to her international background and diverse training, Amelie tailors the process custom-fit to the parties, their representatives, and the dispute itself. She combines the best and most effective methods, techniques, and mediation styles to achieve optimal outcomes. Additionally, she assists clients as a negotiation consultant and trainer to prepare and to conduct negotiations with the goal of securing the best possible results. Amelie acquired her skills through substantive training paired with years of practice. Amelie can fall back on her own experiences, especially in the intercultural area, as she has lived in Austria, Germany, Sweden, and the USA. She underpinned her own experiences with theory by participating in special courses on intercultural communication.