Kevin Thomas Brown
Motto:A thousand-li journey is started by taking the first step.
Kevin Thomas Brown, J.D., is the founder and CEO of the Global Mediation Network, a seasoned mediator, and an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California's School of Law. Based in Los Angeles, Kevin has dedicated his career to fostering understanding and cooperation among diverse groups.
From mediating disputes between tech startups in Silicon Valley to assisting community leaders in underprivileged neighborhoods, Kevin has guided countless organizations and individuals toward resolution. With over two decades of experience and deep insights gained from his work at USC, he has crafted innovative strategies that enhance collaboration and leadership—both in the private sector and within communities.
Kevin frequently advises municipal authorities and emerging enterprises, extending his expertise to areas ranging from urban development to educational reform. He has initiated impactful dialogue platforms in North America, South America, and Southeast Asia, and for five years served as a key advisor on conflict management to an international think tank focused on sustainable development.
Through partnerships with educational institutions, Kevin spearheaded a mentorship program aimed at empowering youth leaders, which now impacts over 500,000 young adults across more than fifteen countries.
A prolific author in the field of mediation, Kevin penned the influential book "Bridging Divides: Strategies for Constructive Dialogue," and co-authored "The Art of Empathy: Emotional Intelligence in Conflict Resolution." His articles have appeared in Forbes, The Los Angeles Times, and other prominent media outlets. Recognized for his contributions, Kevin has received accolades such as the Peace Builder Award from the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Transformation.
When not immersed in his professional endeavors, Kevin finds fulfillment in hiking the trails near his home in the hills of Los Angeles and mentoring aspiring mediators, who continually inspire him to refine his approach to bridging divides.
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