Mission Statements

Mission Statements

Thanks in no small part to Make Mine a $Million Business, www.makemineamillion.org, and Count Me In, www.countmein.org, I’ve been awarded a scholarship to attend the UCLA Anderson School of Business’ Management Development for Entrepreneurs Program. http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/x663.xml What an amazing opportunity! (a few of my classmates in photo at right): www.peace-talks.com, www.murgedesigns.com, www.takeitdown.com.

One of the first things the program asked us to define was our Mission Statement. Now, I’ve had a mission statement for my mediation practice for a long time. This was the first time I’ve done a mission statement for the practice, and what I want for the practice to be. http://www.peace-talks.com/about.php#aboutbusiness

Using the outline from MDE, which is: Mission: A broad statement of what the organization ultimately wants to become. Often includes specifics about markets, service areas, profitability, budgets, quality of life, and reputation, I came up with a new mission statement.

I am really inspired! Who wouldn’t want to work here?

Our Practice Mission: Peace Talks serves greater Los Angeles as the premier mediation firm. The best mediators in the country come together at Peace Talks to provide exemplary conflict resolution services to couples, the community, and to our profession. Our mediators create wealth along with their own schedules, including time for family, friends, and community. Peace Talks builds peace in the world one family at a time.

Our Professional Mission: Peace Talks Mediation Services is dedicated to providing a constructive, forward-thinking and peaceful ending to relationships. Marriages may end, but families endure. We provide a confidential, efficient and impartial atmosphere to help people resolve conflict and to create solutions with integrity and dignity for everyone concerned.

Interested to read on? Check us out at www.peace-talks.com and www.premaritalmediation.com.