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Richard Clark

Mediator, Non-Executive Director and Trustee

Richard Clark is the Non-Executive Chair of The College of Legal Practice, a UK-based postgraduate law school specializing in personalized and flexible legal education. He is a former Executive Partner at Slaughter and May, where he became a partner in 1991 and led its litigation practice, focusing on areas such as financial institutions, international trade, fraud, and media law. Richard retired from Slaughter and May in 2017 and is now a prominent commercial mediator specializing in art and cultural property disputes.123

In addition to his role at The College of Legal Practice, Richard holds several other positions, including being a Senior Advisor at Sanctuary Counsel, a trustee of The King's Fund and the Thrombosis Research Trust, and an Honorary Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. He has also served in roles such as Governor of Falmouth University and Council Member of Tate St Ives.124

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London, England, United Kingdom