A company has to run well and reinvent itself again and again in order to maintain its market leadership. Emotional positions, fears and prejudices are bad advisors, sand in the gears and a costly competitive disadvantage. Triangle's preventive conflict structuring supports owners, single and multi-family offices in the risk analysis of conflict-prone situations, the differentiation of positions and interests and the right focus.
In order to achieve these goals, Triangle relies on the five phases of the classic communicative mediation technique. In phase 1 the procedure is introduced, the degree of confidentiality is determined, the circle of participants and advisors as well as the setting are determined. During phase 2, the positions (want) are collected in a brainstorming session. In phase 3, the interests (needs) behind the positions are determined. This phase can be very painful. Through individual discussions, special confidentiality and the right setting, we will try to find out the real motives of your positions with you. In phase 4, the positions are compared with the interests using the relation technique and a value-adding balance of interests is developed. With phase 5 this solution will be implemented legally. In a final discussion it will be explained when and to what extent Triangle can support you in the future.
Dr. Josef Zintl
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since 2018
Certified European Financial Analyst (CEFA)
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since 2017
Notary
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since 2016
Graduate economist
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2013-2017
Managing Director of the Notarkasse in Munich
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since 2011
Business graduate
Together with you, Felizitas v. Schönborn and Dr. Matthias Grundmann Dr. Josef Zintl will try to develop possible solutions (phase 4). He will then be in charge of drafting legal documents (phase 5). Once the positions have been exchanged and the underlying interests are determined, these should be poured into a legally effective form. This can be done in coordination with the lawyers of all parties involved. If no contract is desired, Dr. Zintl will inform you about the applicable law in relation to the interests identified.
Mathias Grundmann
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since 2011
Lawyer
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since 2008
Business mediator (MuCDR)
Dr. Matthias Grundmann will introduce the procedure, determine the degree of confidentiality and the circle of participants and advisors as well as the setting (phase 1). When determining the positions, the classic brainstorming, he will take over the conversation (phase 2). Together with you, Felizitas v. Schönborn and Dr. Josef Zintl, he will develop possible solutions (phase 4) and lead the final discussion.
Felizitas v. Schönborn
Felizitas v. Schönborn will determine the interests behind the positions (phase 3). This phase is the heart of preventive conflict structuring and is characterized by special confidentiality. Through individual discussions and the right setting, we will try to make it as easy as possible for you to take a critical look at your own positions. Together with you, Dr. Matthias Grundmann and Dr. Josef Zintl Felizitas v. Schönborn will develop value-adding possible solutions from the positions and interests found (phase 4).
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Service provider and person responsible for the content:
Triangle
Shareholder:
Dr. Matthias Grundmann, Dr. Josef Zintl, Felizitas Princess Reuss Countess von Schönborn.
Rue des Plantaporrêts 6
1205 Geneva
+41 22 3202 913
contact@triangle.ch
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www.rosepistola.de
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1. Who is responsible for your data?
Triangle GbR, consisting of Dr. Matthias Grundmann, Dr. Josef Zintl, Felizitas v. Schönborn, is responsible for the lawful collection, processing and use of your data.
Rue des Plantaporrêts 6
1205 Geneva
Phone: +41 22 3202 913
E-mail: daten@triangle.ch
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2.3 Legal basis
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You and all other persons affected by the use of data have a right to information about the personal data stored by us and, if the respective legal requirements are met, a right to correction, deletion or restriction of processing.
You and the other data subjects also have the right to receive your personal data in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format. This includes the right to transfer this data to another person responsible. If this is technically possible, you and the other data subjects can also request that the personal data be transmitted directly to the other person responsible from the point in time mentioned.
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