Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (London) SIMI Accredited Mediator INSOL International - Fellow

Izabella is a dispute resolution practitioner, specializing in cross-border disputes, sanctions, insolvency, and private matters. With extensive experience in complex multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration across sectors such as energy, banking, and technology, she has represented clients in high courts in various countries, including the UK, US, and France. An arbitration practitioner in investor-state, commercial, and sports arbitration, Izabella previously worked for Hogan Lovells (Moscow and Paris), Three Crowns (Paris), Carey Olsen (London and BVI) and CMS (Monaco).

Arbitrator | Singapore Chambers of Maritime Arbitration 

Supporting Member | London Maritime Arbitration Association 

Managing Partner | Anggraeni and Partners

Assistant Professor | University of Indonesia

Founder | GISLI - Think Do Tank in Maritime Safety focusing on implementation of Law, Policy, and Governance

Member of the Young ICCA, of the ICC Young Arbitrators Forum - One of the founders of CFA-40 - Member of the Comité Français de l’Arbitrage, the editorial board of the RDAI, and the IAI

Alexandra Munoz specialises in international arbitration and alternative dispute resolution. She acts as counsel in international arbitration and litigation in various sectors including energy, telecommunications and infrastructures. Alexandra advises major French or foreign companies as well as governments in contractual disputes (joint ventures, distribution agreements, construction, utilities concessions, State contracts) and in cases related to the protection of investments within the context of ad hoc or institutional arbitral proceedings (ICC, OHADA, ICSID). She also acts in the resolution of disputes by way of conciliation and mediation. Alexandra is one of the founders of CFA-40. She is also a member of the Comité Français de l’Arbitrage, the editorial board of the RDAI, the IAI and Arbitral Women. She is referenced in Who's Who Legal: Arbitration Future Leaders since 2017.

Testifying expert (quantum, factual liability) and economics (competition and regulation)

Rebeca Mosquera is Senior Counsel at Aramco in the ADR & International Litigation Department.  She is a dual-qualified attorney and an experienced advocate in high-stakes cross-border disputes, with nearly two decades of experience in investor-state disputes.  Rebeca is the current President of ArbitralWomen.

Sanctions Committee of the IDB (administrative tribunal); former judge in the Dominican Republic

"Katherine Bell is a Partner in Schellenberg Wittmer's Dispute Resolution Group and heads the Construction Practice Group in Zurich. Her main areas of practice are domestic and international litigation and arbitration. She advises clients front-end to back-end on complex construction and infrastructure projects and specializes in the resolution of disputes arising out of complex construction, engineering and infrastructure projects across a variety of industries. In addition, she represents clients in disputes in connection with commercial tenancy and lease agreements. She acts as counsel and arbitrator in arbitral proceedings and represents parties in litigation proceedings before Swiss courts. In addition to her disputes practice, Katherine regularly advises clients on public procurement matters, contract drafting and negotiation, contract and claims administration and dispute avoidance. Katherine is a lecturer on Construction Law at the Campus Sursee Educational Centre for Construction. She is a member of the editorial board of Construction Law International (CLInt), the magazine of the IBA International Construction Projects Committee. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of ArbitralWomen. Since 2019, Katherine has been recognized by Who's Who Legal as a Future Leader in the categories of both Construction and Arbitration, highlighting her ""skillful handling of complex construction disputes"" and describing her as ""an excellent advocate, who is extremely dedicated to her cases"", as ""brilliant counsel in the field of construction arbitration"" and as ""a top-notch construction lawyer for all advisory matters"". Since 2021, Katherine has been recognized by LMG Expert Guides as a Rising Star in International Commercial Arbitration. In 2022, Katherine was recognized by The Legal 500 as a Key Lawyer for Dispute Resolution in Switzerland. In 2023, Katherine was recognized by Who's Who Legal among a very small number of Thought Leaders Global Elite – Under 45 in Construction."
"Katherine Bell is a Partner in Schellenberg Wittmer's Dispute Resolution Group and heads the Construction Practice Group in Zurich. Her main areas of practice are domestic and international litigation and arbitration. She advises clients front-end to back-end on complex construction and infrastructure projects and specializes in the resolution of disputes arising out of complex construction, engineering and infrastructure projects across a variety of industries. In addition, she represents clients in disputes in connection with commercial tenancy and lease agreements. She acts as counsel and arbitrator in arbitral proceedings and represents parties in litigation proceedings before Swiss courts. In addition to her disputes practice, Katherine regularly advises clients on public procurement matters, contract drafting and negotiation, contract and claims administration and dispute avoidance. Katherine is a lecturer on Construction Law at the Campus Sursee Educational Centre for Construction. She is a member of the editorial board of Construction Law International (CLInt), the magazine of the IBA International Construction Projects Committee. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of ArbitralWomen. Since 2019, Katherine has been recognized by Who's Who Legal as a Future Leader in the categories of both Construction and Arbitration, highlighting her ""skillful handling of complex construction disputes"" and describing her as ""an excellent advocate, who is extremely dedicated to her cases"", as ""brilliant counsel in the field of construction arbitration"" and as ""a top-notch construction lawyer for all advisory matters"". Since 2021, Katherine has been recognized by LMG Expert Guides as a Rising Star in International Commercial Arbitration. In 2022, Katherine was recognized by The Legal 500 as a Key Lawyer for Dispute Resolution in Switzerland. In 2023, Katherine was recognized by Who's Who Legal among a very small number of Thought Leaders Global Elite – Under 45 in Construction."