STONBURY JOINS THE RICS CONFLICT AVOIDANCE PLEDGE
Stonbury is pleased to announce that they have joined the RICS Conflict Avoidance Pledge in Bronze.
By joining the Pledge, Stonbury reinforces its dedication to minimising the rate of disputes across our teams in the UK. The Pledge encourages adopting early intervention techniques, collaborative problem-solving, and effective communication strategies to avoid conflicts before they escalate into formal disputes.
RICS, a globally recognised professional body, is dedicated to setting standards and promoting best practices within the built environment sector. The Conflict Avoidance Pledge aligns with RICS’s overarching mission to maintain high standards of professionalism and integrity in the industry. By signing this Pledge, Stonbury aligns with these standards, strengthening our commitment to ethical practices and quality assurance.
Benefits of the Pledge
The RICS Conflict Avoidance Pledge offers numerous benefits, including:
- Improved Project Outcomes: Adopting proactive conflict avoidance measures leads to smoother project execution, ensuring that timelines and budgets are maintained.
- Enhanced Relationships: Fostering a culture of collaboration and mutual respect helps build long-lasting professional relationships.
- Cost Savings: Early resolution of potential disputes can prevent costly litigation or arbitration, ultimately saving resources for all parties involved.
- Reputation for Excellence: Commitment to the Pledge highlights Stonbury’s dedication to maintaining high standards of practice and can enhance our reputation in the industry.
“At Stonbury, we have always believed in the importance of effective communication and collaboration in delivering successful projects. By integrating the principles of the Pledge into our project management processes, we ensure that our teams have the skills and tools to identify and address potential conflicts early. We look forward to the collaborative and constructive relationships this will foster, benefiting our clients, partners, and the broader industry."
For more information about the RICS Conflict Avoidance Pledge, please visit the RICS website.