NAM Names Gregory J. Fleischmann as Chief Commercial Officer

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation), one of the nation’s leading providers of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services, is pleased to announce that Gregory J. Fleischmann has joined the company as Chief Commercial Officer.

Greg brings more than 25 years of experience in business development, marketing, and communications at some of the top professional services firms in the world, including Deloitte, Baker McKenzie, and most recently Sidley Austin. At NAM, he will be responsible for driving profitable growth, including continuing to build the brand, expand the firm’s world class panel of neutrals, and launch new products and services.

“We have found an excellent match in Greg Fleischmann,” said Jason Brennan, NAM’s CEO. “His broad experience and proven track record in business development and marketing is a strong fit with our focus on expanding our product and service offerings and delivering the highest possible value to clients.”

“There is tremendous opportunity in the ADR space to expand offerings, effectively deploy technology, and increase the value to clients,” Greg said. “I look forward to bringing to bear all of my experience to help further position NAM as the premier provider of ADR services.”

ABOUT NAM

NAM is a full-service provider of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services – supporting clients throughout the US and in major cities around the world through a highly secure suite of onsite, virtual and hybrid forums. NAM is recognized for its superb customer service, market-leading technology and an exceptional panel of arbitrators and mediators. Throughout NAM’s 30-year history, the company has consistently earned prominent awards and recognitions. NAM ranks at the top of the ADR and Continuing Legal Education categories in numerous industry rankings including the most recent surveys by the National Law Journal, Corporate Counsel, and the New York Law Journal. NAM works with more than 10,000 commercial entities, including more than 50 percent of the Fortune 100.