Connie
Ingram

Connie L. Ingram has been practicing Psychotherapy in Palm Beach County, Florida as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor since 1994.

Her approach to counseling draws from a distinct range of psychological, behavioral and spiritual perspectives, tailoring the counseling experience to meet the unique needs of each individual. She also uses Biofeedback to help people who are suffering from PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder), anxiety and panic. Connie has found Biofeedback to be a highly effective treatment that uses biological feedback to stimulate the healing process freeing people to live a more fulfilling life.

People see Connie for a variety of reasons including marriage counseling, family therapy, communication, anxiety, self-esteem issues, as well as depression, sexual abuse, teen and parenting issues, divorce, loss and bereavement.

She sees couples and families together to work on relational issues and individually to deal with the personal issues that prevent them from enjoying a satisfying family life.

Connie is also certified in clinical supervision for undergraduate and graduate students as well as those seeking supervision to obtain professional license.

Connie is an adjunct professor in leadership studies, a supreme court certified mediator and a parenting coordinator for the court system in her county. Connie is most known for her public speaking and training in the areas of relationships, stress/time management and leadership.

Stanley
Zamor

For over a decade, Stanley Zamor has been a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator. He is certified in County, Circuit Civil and Family Court for the State of Florida and is an ADR Expert. Mr. Zamor is a private mediator with a multi-disciplinary practice and has the distinction of being selected, and appointed to Federal and State governmental agency rosters. Mr. Zamor also has the distinction of serving as an arbitrator for Circuit Court, as well as FINRA (f/k/a NASD, participating in securities/consumer claims). Mr. Zamor implements a unique hybrid of conflict resolution styles; and has a keen ability to manage high-conflict personalities/complex legal issues, while assisting participants in achieving mutually beneficial consensus.

Mr. Zamor currently serves as the President of the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators, Inc. (the oldest ADR organization in the state). Mr. Zamor is sought after by organizations and universities to lecture on the processes of Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”), and the legal/practical issues regarding ADR and Conflict Resolution Consulting. Mr. Zamor’s unique style, implements very strong evaluative/transformative mediation skills and has proven to be success in a variety of areas. He lectures on topics such as analyzing and resolving interpersonal conflicts, foreclosure and diversity, business relationships & disputes, and conflicts regarding labor unions and business organizations (including conflicts within organizational infrastructure and consumer confidence in business organizations). Also, Mr. Zamor has authored and contributed to numerous publications, including (but not limited to) “Mastering the Trial Notebook in Florida”; E-discovery; “Managing Personality Conflicts Within A Law Firm” and “E-discovery and Forensic Computer Researching”.

Mr. Zamor also has extensive lecturing & teaching experience in the area of conflict resolution, law, and social and behavioral sciences.

Noel
Miner

Ms. Miner established Linke Mediation, and is certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Family, County and Circuit Civil Mediator. She holds a Master of Science degree in Dispute Resolution and has been mediating and facilitating since 1995.

Ms. Miner has over twenty years of experience as a legal professional and has been involved with mediation since 1991.

R. Warren
Eisenhower, Ph.D.

Warren has lived in St. Petersburg since 2004. He moved here from Fairfax,
VA.

Warren was managing partner with Workforce Strategies Research Corporation (WSRC) and has previously held positions as a Field Examiner for the National Labor Relations Board; President of TBR & Associates, Inc.; Director of Personnel and Training for Washington, D.C.‘s Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; and Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Services of the Fairfax County, Virginia Public Schools where he negotiated labor agreements for 16 years with unions representing classroom teachers and support staff. His active consulting work, including negotiations training, has taken him throughout the United States and into a number of Latin American, Asian and European Countries. He is currently a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator for Circuit/Civil and County Courts as well as for Foreclosures.

Warren has earned a Bachelor's degree from George Washington University, a Masters degree from the University of Virginia, and a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland. He has served on the Boards of the American Cancer Society, Leadership Fairfax, Hatteras 1510 Club, and the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce. He is Past Board Chairman of the Council of the Arts of Fairfax County and, Past President of the Annandale Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the Fairfax County Committee of 100. He currently serves as President of The Association of Eden Isle, Inc, and as Director and Past-President of the Snell Isle Property Owners Association. He is a member of the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club.

Patrick
Mastronardo

As a private mediator, arbitrator, and consultant, Patrick J. Mastronardo is an experienced provider of conflict management services relating to business, families, and the care of the elderly. He is certified by The Florida Supreme Court as a Circuit Civil, County Court, Family, Dependency, and Appellate mediator; and is qualified as an Arbitrator in the courts of Florida.
Pat’s practice includes mediation of disputes on behalf of Florida state agencies relating to the environment, vocational rehabilitation, HOAs, mobile homes, and condominiums. Also, by Court Order, cases relating to residential foreclosure, dissolution of marriage, dependency, and debt collection. In the past, Pat had been a Court appointed Parenting Coordinator in Orange County in twenty high conflict post-divorce cases, and a volunteer court advocate for victims of domestic violence. He presently volunteers as a Guardian ad Litem for abused and neglected children in Seminole County.
Pat serves on The Florida Supreme Court’s Mediator Ethics Advisory Committee and is a pro bono participant in The Florida Bar Grievance and Fee Arbitration Program. As a member of The Florida Academy of Professional Mediators, he has been a contributing writer to its quarterly publication.
Prior to moving to Florida, Pat acquired extensive business experience as a New York attorney, Wall Street commercial banker, sole owner of an international business, corporate CFO, and an independent financial consultant. He earned JD and BS degrees at Fordham University.

Daniel
Baldwin

Mr. Baldwin is the President of Baldwin & Associates LLC, a diversified alternative dispute resolution and skills based training firm. He regularly lectures at area colleges on business and process improvement topics. He is a member of the board of directors for Workforce Florida Inc., the State of Florida Small Business Regulatory Advisory Council and the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators. He has served as a Florida Dispute Resolution Center (DRC) faculty member lecturing on effective negotiation, diversity in mediation at annual conferences and has served as an Investigator for the Mediator Qualifications Board (MQB).

Mr. Baldwin is a certified mediator and qualified arbitrator. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management, a Master of Business Administration (MBA), licensed mortgage banker, a Six Sigma Black Belt and has earned numerous certificates of competency.

Saul
Cimbler

Saul Cimbler is President of Florida Mediation & Arbitration™, including Divorce by Agreement™, Florida Foreclosure Mediators™ and Florida Insurance Claim Solutions™, a fully integrated Alternative Dispute Resolution provider operating in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach County whose mediators, like him, are certified by the Florida Supreme Court in their practice area (Circuit Civil, Family and Appellate),including arbitrators who are qualified by the Florida Supreme Court. Saul, was born in Havana, Cuba and is bilingual and biliterate. He is certified as an Appraiser and Umpire by the Insurance Appraiser & Umpire Association and as an Advanced Insurance Umpire by the Wind Insurance Network, He is a member of the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators; the Association of South Florida Mediators & Arbitrators; the Association of Family and Conciliatory Courts and is an affiliate member of the Florida Bar Family Law Section committees on General Magistrates; Alimony; Child Support and Mediation.

Saul’s ADR style is to identify the areas where the parties immediately agree; then work to eliminate the
differences in the contested areas, maximizing the goal of the ADR process to reach a settlement on ALL
or SOME of the issues, freeing the parties to move on. His style is proactive and reflects his extensive
experience in the practice groups in which he provides professional services.

Because he is Hispanic (born in Cuba) and Jewish, Saul brings a unique skill set to the process, being able
to vet out cultural diversity issues that may be misread, yet resolvable in achieving a resolution.

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