Annette Scholten recently moderated a panel titled “Meeting of Different Minds: How Diversity Shapes”, at the Dutch Arbitration Day 2025.
The session, featuring panellists Alexandra Schluep (Avizor), Ndanga Kamau (Independent Arbitrator), Tim Robbins (Independent Arbitrator), and Paschalis Paschalidis (Arendt & Medernach), explored how diversity influences arbitration proceedings and outcomes, and how that should translate into practical steps to foster greater diversity going forward.
Organised by the Dutch Arbitration Association, this year’s conference focused on the theme “Mind over Matter(s): the Tribunal’s Take”.
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ABOUT ANNETTE SCHOLTEN
Annette is an associate based in the London office. She has experience in international commercial and investment arbitrations under several institutional rules and across a range of sectors, including oil and gas, mining, banking, and agriculture. Annette has particular experience in advising sovereign States and State-owned entities. She has also represented States and private corporations in setting aside and enforcement proceedings. Prior to working in international arbitration, she advised companies in private M&A transactions. Annette speaks English and Dutch and has a working knowledge of French and Italian. She is admitted to the bar in the Netherlands.