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Explore ICC's comprehensive business solutions designed to facilitate global trade. From ATA Carnets and Incoterms® to model contracts, certificates of origin, and digital trade tools, discover how ICC's standards and resources support businesses of all sizes and drive international commerce. How to prevent and solve potential disputes in business Resolve your disputes timely and cost-effectively with ICC’s market-leading dispute resolution services. Go to: Step 1: Prevent disputes Step 2: Resolve disputes Download an app Businesses want to do what they are good at: doing business. But things do not always go to according to plan. In the event of a conflict with a business partner, negotiating and resolving your disputes in a timely and cost-effective manner is essential to save your long-term commercial relationships and keep focusing on business growth. How to get started: Explore means to prevent disputes Resolve disputes with ICC Dispute Resolution Services Estimate fees and costs Request an administrated expertise Step 1: Prevent disputes Prevention is better than cure. Adopting a dispute prevention mindset in business can help you avert costs, delays and conflicts in the first place. Rather than being an afterthought, attention to the potential for conflict should guide: the search for global trade opportunities ; the process of drafting contracts and dispute resolution clauses; and the decision on the best solution for your trade finance needs . Browse available dispute resolution clauses Arbitration clauses Standard clauses to determine ICC Arbitration as the dispute resolution method Find out more ICC Rules for the Administration of Expert Proceedings clauses The ICC Rules for the Administration of Expertise Proceedings are in force as of 1 February 2015. Find out more Mediation clauses Four clauses covering different situations and needs to enable proceedings under the ICC Mediation Rules Find out more ICC as appointing authority for expert proceedings A suggested clause to have ICC appoint an expert for ad hoc expert proceedings that are not administered by ICC Find out more Dispute board clauses Standard clauses to set up and operate a dispute board under the 2015 Rules of Arbitration Find out more Step 2: Resolve disputes with ICC Dispute Resolution Services If you are looking to resolve a dispute as quickly and efficiently as possible and without recourse to courts, ICC Dispute Resolution Services (DRS) is your one-stop shop. ICC Arbitration After filing your request for ICC Arbitration , your dispute will be administered by the ICC International Court of Arbitration and decided by an arbitral tribunal in the form of an arbitration award. This decision, or award, is final and legally binding on the business partners and enforceable worldwide. Cost Calculator Estimate ICC administrative expenses and arbitrator fees in a few clicks Find out more ICC Amicable Dispute Resolution (ADR) The ICC International Centre for ADR provides several services to resolve disputes amicably and in a swift and economical way. Mediation Upon filing your request for mediation, a neutral mediator acts as a facilitator, guiding you and all involved parties towards a negotiated settlement. Find out more Dispute Boards Dispute boards are permanent panels set up to accompany the performance of a contract. They assist in avoiding or overcoming disagreements and disputes. Find out more Documentary Instruments Dispute Resolution Expertise Documentary Instruments Dispute Resolution Expertise (DOCDEX) is a specialised, confidential and cost-effective procedure applied to disputes related to trade finance. Find out more Experts and neutrals Obtain an expert opinion, a non-binding evaluation for negotiation purposes or a binding determination. Find an Expert here Download the DRS mobile app ICC Rules, clauses, reports and more…all in one place. Available anytime, anywhere, the official ICC Dispute Resolution Services app brings together the work of the International Court of Arbitration and International Centre for ADR. For iOS For Android Step 1 How to seize global trade opportunities Step 2 How to draft a contract Step 3 How to execute a business transaction Step 4 How to prevent and solve potential disputes in business Step 5 How to meet international ESG requirements

Register to be listed as an arbitrator or mediator on the ICC Netherlands ADR Database. Enhance your professional visibility and join our esteemed network. Arbitrator & Mediator Registration Form Full Name Company or Firm Name Email Phone Location LinkedIn Website / LinkedIn Languages English Dutch French Chinese Other languages Upload Photo Are you a Member of the ICC? Which position are you aplying for * Required Arbitrator Mediator Specialization (Please select your general area of expertise from the options provided. You may specify further details in the "Other Specialization" field or in your biography) Administrative Law Agency (Representation) Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing Arts,Leisure, Entertainment, Tourism Competition Construction, Engineering Consultancy Services (Other than Legal) Corporate Law / M&A Criminal Law Distribution, Franchising Employment Energy and Natural Resources Environment Finance and Banking Information and Communication Technologies Insurance Intellectual Property Investment / Public International Law Joint Ventures, Consortia, Cooperation Maritime Pharmaceutical Real Estate Sales, Purchases Sports Taxation Transport Other Specialization (Optional): Provide any additional areas of specialization not covered in the previous section. Bar Admissions * Required NL (Dutch Bar) FR (French Bar) UK (Solicitor/Barrister) US (US Bar) Other Jurisdictions of Admission If you selected "Mediator" please indicate your Mediation qualification IMI MfN CEDR Other Do you have prior experience with ICC Arbitration or Mediation? (Please indicate that in your resume) Resume / Certification Upload file.pdf Please write a detailed biography for your profile Normal Text Title Subtitle Normal Text By submitting my information to become part of the register of ICC Netherlands, I acknowledge that I have read and understood the Privacy Policy of ICC Netherlands. I consent to the processing of my personal data in accordance with the terms outlined in the Privacy Policy. I understand that my information will be publicly accessible on the ICC Netherlands website as part of the Arbitrators / Mediators overview. View terms of use Submit Thank you. Your content has been submitted!

Thomas Stouten Houthoff Arbitrator Biography Thomasspecialisesin court litigation (including post-arbitration litigation) and international arbitration underthe auspices of the ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, UNCITRAL, ICSID, UNUM, and NAI. He has extensive experience in complex disputes, often with multi-jurisdictional aspects, covering a broad range of issues arising from both commercial and corporate transactions. Due to his international law practice, Thomas also worked at Houthoff's New York and London offices coordinating multi-jurisdictional disputes. The ICC World Council appointed Thomas as member of the ICC Court of International Arbitration in Parisforthe Netherlands. Thomas also acts as an arbitrator. He giveslecturesregarding arbitration and frequently speaks at arbitration conferences. He publishesin the Dutch Journal on Arbitration, the Dutch Journal on Property Law, Arbitration World (5th and 6th edition), the Dispute Resolution Journal of the AAA/ICDR and the Handbook on Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration. He was also recognised as one of the Future Leadersin the Netherlands by Who's Who Legal: Litigation and Global Arbitration Review, and Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration, in view of his capability in post-arbitration litigation and arbitration. Contact Details Netherlands +31 10 217 29 35 t.stouten@houthoff.com Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) CV Credentials Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Corporate Law / M&A, Commercial Transactions

Stan Putter HBN Law Arbitrator Biography Stan Putter has over 15 years of experience in international arbitration. He primarily acts as counsel in international arbitration proceedings and ancillary litigation proceedings, including setting aside and enforcement actions, (ex parte) attachment proceedings, injunctions and evidence taking proceedings. He also sits as (chairman, co- and sole) arbitrator. He has been involved in around 100 arbitrations with seats and applicable laws across the globe. Stan Putter is the chairman of the Dutch Arbitration Association. Contact Details Netherlands +31 70 218 9400 Stan.Putter@hbnlawtax.com Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) CV Credentials Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Construction, Engineering, Energy, Finance, Corporate Law / M&A, Petrochemical, Technology

Willem van Baren Independent Arbitrator Arbitrator Biography Willem van Baren practices since 2016 as independent international arbitrator. He has been actively involved in more than 100 arbitration cases as party-appointed arbitrator, chairman, sole arbitrator, emergency arbitrator and expert under the major arbitral institutions and arbitration rules (CEPANI, ICC, LCIA, NAI, SIAC, UNUM, WIPO) and governed by various procedural and substantive laws. Until his retirement, he was a partner in Allen & Overy’s dispute resolution practice. In 2009, he became a CEDR accredited mediator. Willem has been involved in arbitrations concerning State-entities and private entities, often multi-party, and spanning a multitude of sectors, such as banking, corporate transactions, finance, energy, construction, infrastructure, insurance, shipbuilding, offshore, oil & gas, industrial manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, transportation (aviation, marine), solar power plants and wind parks and relating to diverse legal issues, such as investment, distributorship, joint ventures, partnerships, contract termination, post-M&A, sales of goods and shareholdings. He conducts arbitrations in English and Dutch and has working knowledge of German. Contact Details Netherlands +31 20 737 3403 willem.vanbaren@arbitration.nl Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) CV Credentials Languages Spoken Dutch, English, German Specialisation Corporate Law / M&A, Joint Ventures, Investment / Public International Law, Finance and Banking, Insurance, Pharmaceutical, Sales, Distribution, Construction, Shipbuilding, Offshore, Aviation, Energy and Natural Resources

Professor Dr Henricus J. Snijders Snijders Law and Leiden University Arbitrator Biography Professor Dr Henricus Joseph (Henk) Snijders is an Emeritus Professor of Civil Law and Civil Procedure, with a distinguished career in academia and legal practice. Prof. Snijders serves as an arbitrator for prestigious institutions including the Netherlands Arbitration Institute (NAI) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). He is also a legal advisor and legal expert, often issuing legal opinions in both state court and arbitral procedures. He represents the Netherlands in the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and in particular Working Group IDR of this commission. He is deeply involved in legal scholarship as an author and editor of numerous books and articles, and he holds key editorial roles in several legal publications. He is a chairman and board member of various legal and academic organizations, contributing to the development and regulation of civil law and arbitration practices. His previous positions include lawyer and barrister at the Dutch Supreme Court, Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam and Leiden University, Scientific Director of the Leiden Institute of Private Law, deputy judge at the District Court of The Hague and deputy judge of the Court of Appeal at Arnhem, member of the Working Group for the revision of the Dutch Arbitration Act 1986 and chairman of the Advisory Board of the Netherlands Arbitration Institute. Prof. Snijders' contributions to legal scholarship and practice are complemented by his roles as a patron and board member of multiple legal associations and his continued engagement in teaching and course coordination especially in the field of arbitration. In his spare time, he enjoys playing the violin and traveling. Contact Details Netherlands +31 (0)64 828 0773 law@hjsnijders.com Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) CV Credentials Languages Spoken Dutch, English, German, French Specialisation Arbitration Law, Civil Procedures, Contracts, Property Law, Tort Law

Learn about ICC Netherlands, a key advocate for Dutch businesses in global trade. Discover our initiatives in dispute resolution, sustainability, digital economy, and more, as we work to promote peace, prosperity, and fair trade worldwide. Who are we? Established in 1921, ICC Netherlands (ICC NL) is the official national committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in the Netherlands. As part of the ICC's global network, we are committed to promoting international trade, investment, and dispute resolution. With a strong presence in the Netherlands, we act as a bridge between Dutch businesses and the global economy, supporting companies of all sizes in navigating the complexities of international markets. Our mission Engagement Acting as "One ICC" with a collaborative and unified vision across our global network. Focus Driving effective policy reforms and strengthening services for businesses operating internationally. Impact Creating tangible value for member companies on a global scale. The mission of the International Chamber of Commerce World Business Organisation—to enable peace and prosperity through trade—guides all our initiatives as we address the challenges of climate change, rapid digitalization, and geopolitical challenges. We achieve this through a unique combination of advocacy, innovative solutions, and global standard setting. Our 2025 engagement will evolve to address the changing needs of the Dutch business community, ensuring their interests are effectively represented on the global stage. Our core values Integrity Upholding the highest ethical standards in everything we do Sustainability Supporting responsible business practices that drive long-term global prosperity Innovation Leading efforts to adapt to an evolving global business landscape Inclusivity Ensuring diverse voices are heard in international business dialogue At ICC, we make business work for everyone, every day, everywhere. Become a member The challenges we solve Amplifying Business Voices Globally Ensuring Dutch business interests are heard and represented in international policymaking. Offering Practical Trade Solutions Delivering tools and standards that simplify cross-border business. Resolving Disputes Internationally Supporting fair and efficient dispute resolution for over a century. National and Global Impact Trade runs deep in the heart of the Netherlands – it’s an integral part of our national identity, a tradition that has shaped our past and continues to drive our future. At the Dutch chapter of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), we harness this legacy to facilitate and promote international trade. Our unique independent, multisectoral and recognised position enables us to operate at various scales. Advocacy We believe that economic progress must go hand-in-hand with environmental and social responsibility. Our work supports Dutch businesses in leading by example—building sustainable solutions that align with global standards and expectations. Sustainability We believe that economic progress must go hand-in-hand with environmental and social responsibility. Our work supports Dutch businesses in leading by example—building sustainable solutions that align with global standards and expectations. Dialogue We facilitate critical conversations on international trade policy, ensuring Dutch business has a seat at the table. At the same time, we work locally to ensure that national decisions reflect the global aspirations of our business community. Our goal is to create a positive, forward-looking environment for trade and innovation. Our strengths Global Status and Influence Unmatched Network Trusted Problem Solver Cross-sector Collaboration Global Reach, Local Support ICC Strategic priorities Enable global trade Amid growing trade fragmentation and protectionism, ICC simplifies international trade by providing trusted business rules and tools. Promote access to justice, integrity and respect for the rule of law ICC sets global standards for governance and anti-corruption, and operates the ICC Court of Arbitration - one of the world’s leading bodies for resolving international commercial disputes. Accelerate sustainability and climate action We help businesses lead in the fight against climate change, advocating for practical, scalable solutions that support a green transition. Shape a trusted and interoperable digital economy ICC supports a trusted, open, and interoperable digital economy that enhances inclusiveness and safeguards against cyber threats. Strengthen multilateral cooperation In an increasingly fragmented world, we promote multilateral dialogue and partnerships, ensuring trade remains a force for peace, prosperity, and stability. Governance More than 150 organizations are active members of ICC Netherlands, participating in policy committees and working groups that shape both national and international agendas. Dutch priorities are developed collaboratively and formalized during our general assembly. The ICC Netherlands office, based in the Malietoren in The Hague, is led by Ms. Laure Jacquier, Director-General. We maintain daily contact with ICC’s international headquarters in Paris and play an active role in setting the agenda of the global organization. The daily management is composed of the chair and vice-chair of ICC Netherlands. In addition, the Board of Directors consists of the following members: Ms. Mirjam Bakker-Vergouw (Chair) Mr. Reinoud Mangelmans, Philips (Vice-Chair) Mr. Robert de Bruin, Van Oord Ms. Sylvia Dikmans, Houthoff Mr. Shashank Jhawar, ING Mr. Louis van Lennep Mr. Wesley van der Munnik, KPMG Ms. Francoise Roche, Rabobank Mr. Jasper van Schaik Mr. Rogier Schellaars, Enhance Arbitration Mr. Marhijn Visser, VNO-NCW/MKB-Nederland The Chair of the global Executive Board of ICC The world business organization is Philippe Varin. Internship An internship at the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) presents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a global organization that stands at the forefront of addressing today's critical business issues. With a focus on developing innovative solutions, ICC offers an environment where interns can truly evolve professionally and personally. As an organization, ICC is dynamic and fast-paced, encouraging a culture of innovation and continuous improvement. Interns have the chance to contribute to and learn from our solution-focused projects, gaining invaluable experience that spans across various business sectors and international boundaries. At ICC Netherlands, we are deeply committed to Diversity and Inclusion. We believe that our strength lies in the diversity of our people, and we are dedicated to fostering an environment that celebrates this diversity. Our commitment extends to inspiring acceptance and cultivating a culture where differences are not only recognized but valued. We strive to create a space where inclusion is essential, ensuring that equality of opportunity is available to everyone, regardless of their background. Joining ICC as an intern means becoming part of a team that is passionate about making a difference in the global business landscape. It is an opportunity to be at the heart of international commerce, contributing to projects that have a real impact on the global economy. If you are eager to be part of an innovative and fast-paced organization that is focused on addressing the challenges and opportunities of today's business world an internship at ICC might be the perfect fit for you. Contact us by mail: info@icc.nl

Discover the Week of Integrity organized by the International Chamber of Commerce Netherlands. Explore events, workshops, and discussions focused on promoting ethical business practices and integrity in the global marketplace. Join us in fostering a culture of transparency and trust. Partner meeting 06-03-2025 Culture of Integrity Partner Meeting of the Week of Integrity 2025 Thu, Mar 06 | Den Haag We kicked off the theme for the 2025 Week of Integrity: A Culture of Integrity. The session bridged our 2024 and 2025 themes, connecting integrity, culture, and sustainability in today’s global business environment.

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Sophia von Dewall Vanguard International Dispute Resolution Arbitrator Biography Sophia von Dewall is a founding partner of Vanguard International Dispute Resolution. Sophia has acted in numerous international arbitration proceedings, as well as in legal proceedings before Netherlands state courts. She has handled arbitrations conducted under the arbitration rules of the NAI, CEPANI, ICC, HKIAC and ICSID. Her areas of practice include international investment disputes and international commercial disputes arising out of international contracts, joint-venture and shareholder relationships and large infrastructural projects. She also acts as arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings. Prior to founding Vanguard International Dispute Resolution, Sophia worked at Freshfields (Amsterdam, London, New York) before moving to Derains & Gharavi Paris, where she became partner in 2022. Sophia is admitted to the Amsterdam Bar and registered in the Paris Bar. She obtained an LL.M. in Public International & European Law (cum laude ) and an LL.M. in Dutch Law (cum laude ) from the University of Amsterdam. Contact Details France +33181801093 svondewall@vanguard-disputes.com Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) NL (Dutch Bar), FR (French Bar) CV Credentials Languages Spoken English, Dutch, French Specialisation Agency (Representation), Arts,Leisure, Entertainment, Tourism, Construction, Engineering, Corporate Law / M&A, Distribution, Franchising, Energy and Natural Resources, Finance and Banking, Information and Communication Technologies, Investment / Public International Law, Joint Ventures, Consortia, Cooperation, Pharmaceutical, Sales, Purchases

Mirjam van de Hel-Koedoot NautaDutilh Arbitrator Biography Mirjam van de Hel – Koedoot heads NautaDutilh’s arbitration practice and specialises in international arbitration and arbitration-related court proceedings. Mirjam has extensive experience acting as counsel in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations under a variety of arbitration rules (including ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID and NAI Rules). She also regularly acts in complex and high-value court proceedings concerning the setting aside and enforcement of arbitral awards, especially relating to disputes involving bilateral and multilateral investment treaties. Mirjam is Chair of the Executive Board of the European Federation for Investment Law and Arbitration (EFILA) and a board member of the Dutch Arbitration Association (DAA). Contact Details Netherlands +31 20 71 71 623 Mirjam.vandeHel-Koedoot@nautadutilh.com Additional Links Link Bar Admission(s) CV Credentials Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Commercial, Investment / Public International Law, Enforcement and Annulment of Arbitral Awards