Prof Dr Sascha Weigel

About Sascha

Prof. Dr. Sascha Weigel, conflict consultant and mediator; lawyer, licensed trainer for mediation (BM) and teaching transactional analyst under supervision for the area of organisation (PTSTA-O) as well as senior coach DBVC - advises, coaches, blogs and podcasts here on mediation and conflict management in times of digital transformation. Founder of the Elements of Mediation (www.elemente-der-mediation.de) and owner of INKOVEMA. He is also on the advisory board of the specialist journal KonfliktDynamik. Enthusiastic long-distance hiker and football fan who is currently prioritising the joys of fatherhood - as best he can. Lives in Leipzig and works all over Germany.

Paradoxes of mediation

Paradoxes of mediation Voluntariness, confidentiality, self-determination, commerciality...paradoxes of mediation that are important for mediators to understand their work [...].

Sascha2023-10-05T21:31:33+02:006. 7. 2023|

The energy transition mediation. In conversation with Emanuela Boretzki and Wiebke Heider (INKOVEMA podcast #132)

INKOVEMA podcast "Well through time" #132 - The energy transition mediation Why energy transition and infrastructure project mediations require informed and, in some cases, trained [...]...

Sascha2025-08-05T12:02:58+02:002. 7. 2023|

Artificial intelligence for counsellors, coaches and mediators (INKOVEMA Podcast #131)

INKOVEMA podcast "Well through time" #131 - Artificial intelligence for counsellors, coaches and mediators How artificial intelligence can help mediators, coaches and [...]

Sascha2025-08-05T12:01:35+02:0025. 6. 2023|

The decision-making process. In conversation with Prof Dr Claus Nowak (INKOVEMA podcast #130)

INKOVEMA Podcast "Well through time" #130 - The decision-making process How decisions are (should be) made in groups and organisations. In the [...]

Sascha2025-08-05T12:00:12+02:0018. 6. 2023|

Organisational mediation in the spectrum of conflict management methods. In conversation with Kirstin Schroeter (INKOVEMA podcast #129)

INKOVEMA podcast "Good through time" #129 - Organisational mediation in the spectrum of conflict management methods What options organisations have to deal with conflicts [...].

Sascha2025-08-05T11:42:00+02:0014. 6. 2023|

Entrepreneurial vision work in the face of artificial intelligence (INKOVEMA Podcast #128)

INKOVEMA podcast "Well through time" #128 - Entrepreneurial vision work in the face of artificial intelligence Why should independent consultants (mediators) [...]?

Sascha2025-08-05T11:40:38+02:009. 6. 2023|

Compliance management in science and research organisations. On the enactment of the Whistleblower Protection Act (INKOVEMA Podcast #127)

INKOVEMA podcast "Good through time" #127 - Compliance management in scientific and research organisations. On the enactment of the Whistleblower Protection Act. In conversation [...]

Sascha2025-08-05T11:38:34+02:0028. 5. 2023|

Possibilities and initial effects of ChatGPT for counselling professions. In conversation with RA Peter Hense. (INKOVEMA podcast #126)

INKOVEMA podcast "Well through time" #126 - Possibilities and initial effects of ChatGPT for counselling professions How can mediators, coaches, [...]

Sascha2025-08-05T11:37:01+02:0016. 5. 2023|

The three-world model according to Bernd Schmid (INKOVEMA podcast #125)

INKOVEMA podcast "Well through time" #125 - The three-world model according to Bernd Schmid Organisational world, professional world, private world - and what it [...]

Sascha2025-08-05T11:35:38+02:007. 5. 2023|

Experiences of mediation professionals as conflict parties in mediation. In conversation with Dr Isabell Lütkehaus and Tilman Metzger (INKOVEMA podcast #124)

INKOVEMA podcast "Good through time" #124 - Experiences of mediation professionals as parties to a conflict in mediation What do mediators have as parties to a conflict in mediation?

Sascha2025-08-05T11:34:22+02:0029. 4. 2023|

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