Rola Mustafa has an accreditation in Mediation from the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution based in London, UK. She is a global MBA holder and studied Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) as part of her LLM in International Law at the City University of London. Rola is a global trainer in her field and has conducted training in Syria and Canada in both Arabic and English.
Rola has more than 12 years of experience working in the Human Resources and Project Management field. She is also a Workplace Fairness Analyst at Workplace Fairness International. She works as an analyst in the field of Diversity and Inclusion where she assesses organizations’ policies, laws and procedures, and inclusivity, providing training, policies and strategic planning to restructure the organizations to be inclusive and responsive to the needs and diversity of its staff and clients.
Rola has been certified as a Mediator by Family Mediation Canada and is accredited by the ADR Institute of Canada. She values being part of a community and spends her free time in Syria volunteering as a Mediator for the Ismaili Conciliation and Arbitration Board. Since moving to Canada, Rola has been volunteering as a Mediator with The Neighborhood Community Services, Catholic Cross-Cultural Service, the Ismaili Conciliation Arbitration Board, Islamic Family and Social Services Association and Canadian Council for Muslim Women.