In a world where disputes often escalate into costly litigation and fractured relationships, Radanks Limited is redefining the landscape of conflict resolution. Headquartered in London, Radanks has emerged as a trailblazer in mediation services, international training, and legal tourism—placing peaceful dialogue at the very heart of justice.

Mediation as the First Step

At the core of Radanks’ mission is a simple yet transformative belief: mediation must be the first step in dispute resolution, not the last resort. This philosophy drives Radanks’ work across sectors, from family and workplace disputes to high-value commercial and cross-border cases. Radanks Mediation Conference (6–9 November 2025, London) will spotlight this global movement, gathering thought leaders, practitioners, academics, and policymakers to explore how mediation can serve as a cornerstone of progress and peace.

Training Tomorrow’s Peacemakers

Radanks is equally committed to shaping the next generation of mediators. Through its Mediation Foundation Graduation Programme, Radanks delivers internationally accredited training in partnership with universities across Asia. Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading institutions have enabled hundreds of students and professionals to gain Civil Mediation Council (CMC)–certified qualifications, bridging cultures and equipping future leaders with tools of dialogue, empathy, and problem-solving.

• Radanks’ sector-specific training programmes include:

• Commercial & Corporate Mediation for businesses seeking efficient dispute management.

• Family & Community Mediation to support emotional wellbeing and rebuild relationships.

• Workplace Mediation for employers and employees navigating conflict.

• International Arbitration & Negotiation for complex cross-border disputes.

• Legal Tourism Initiatives offering international professionals exposure to UK legal culture, courts, and mediation practices.

The Visionary Behind Radanks

At the heart of Radanks is Dr. Renu Raj, an internationally accredited mediator, arbitrator, and advocate. A committee member for India’s Mediation Bill Amendment team, she has played a pivotal role in shaping modern dispute resolution policy. She is also a mentor to new students as an alumna of Birkbeck, University of London, offering professional guidance to aspiring mediators worldwide.

Dr. Raj’s dedication has earned her numerous national and international recognitions, including the Dr. Sarojini Naidu International Award for Working Women (2024) and the International Jury Award in London (2024). She serves on the boards of the West London Chambers of Commerce, Southall Football Club, and advises institutions such as the Suryadutta Group Institute, Pune. Through her company Dynamic Silence Ltd, she further champions emotional empowerment and resilience in society.

Looking Ahead

As Radanks prepares to host its November 2025 conference, its message is clear: mediation is not just a process—it is a pathway to human dignity, progress, and peace. With legal tourism, pioneering training programmes, and sector-leading services, Radanks continues to place the UK at the global forefront of conflict resolution.