Join Bouvier Eulen, SCMA's Executive Director for an interactive workshop!

Career branding isn’t about self-promotion, it’s about what people say about you when you’re not in the room. In this interactive workshop, mediators will explore how to define their professional identity, clarify their unique value, and communicate it with authenticity and confidence.

Through guided reflection, small-group discussions, and practical exercises, participants will uncover the stories, strengths, and values that set them apart — and learn how to translate those insights into a compelling, credible brand that resonates in the mediation field.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to elevate your practice, this session will help you strengthen your presence, expand your opportunities, and build a brand that truly reflects who you are as a mediator.

This workshop will not be recorded.

Pricing:

SCMA Members | Free

Non-SCMA Members | $50

Bouvier Eulen is a passionate advocate for growth, authenticity, and collaboration within the mediation community. As the Executive Director of the Southern California Mediation Association (SCMA) since 2021, she has been instrumental in advancing the organization’s mission and expanding its reach.

With nine years of experience as a litigation paralegal and mediation training from the Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution, Bouvier brings a unique blend of legal insight, organizational leadership, and people-centered connection to her work. She is deeply embedded in the mediation field—meeting regularly with SCMA members to learn about their practices, challenges, and goals, and keeping her ear to the ground on the latest developments and opportunities shaping the profession.

Known for her ability to build strong relationships and inspire collaboration, Bouvier works closely with SCMA’s Board, partners, and members to foster engagement, create new opportunities, and strengthen the mediation community as a whole. Her extensive network and genuine commitment to helping mediators grow make her a trusted resource and connector in the field.