Noah Hanft retired in April from MasterCard, where he was general counsel and chief franchise officer, to become the new president and CEO for the International Institution of Conflict Prevention & Resolution, which promotes techniques for more effective alternatives to increasingly costly and burdensome litgation.
November 21, 2014 at 09:42 AM
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Noah Hanft, 62, retired in April from MasterCard, where he was general counsel and chief franchise officer, to become the new president and CEO for the International Institution of Conflict Prevention & Resolution.
The nonprofit institute, established in 1979, promotes techniques for more effective alternatives to increasingly costly and burdensome litgation. It functions as a kind of think tank with a goal of enhancing a global culture of conflict resolution.
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