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National Arbitration and Mediation Appoints Mark Haddad as CEO to Lead Next Phase of Growth

NEW YORK, NY (October 20, 2025)

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NEW YORK, NY (October 20, 2025) – NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation), a leading provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services and a portfolio company of Thompson Street Capital Partners (TSCP), is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Haddad as Chief Executive Officer.

A seasoned executive with over two decades of experience in the legal services and technology sectors, Mr. Haddad will play an instrumental part in advancing NAM’s mission of delivering efficient, high-quality dispute resolution through its nationwide panel of neutrals, proprietary technology, and exceptional client service.

“I’m honored to join NAM with the opportunity to lead such a talented and dedicated team,” said Mr. Haddad. “For more than 30 years, NAM has built a reputation for excellence, integrity, and innovation in alternative dispute resolution. As demand for efficient, tech-enabled ADR solutions continues to grow, we’re well-positioned to expand our capabilities, enhance client service, and deliver even greater value to the legal community.”

Mr. Haddad joins NAM after a long executive tenure at Thomson Reuters, a multinational technology and services company, where he most recently was a member of Thomson Reuters’ Operating Committee and served as President of its $300M, 900-employee global FindLaw business unit.  During his 22 years at Thomson Reuters, Mr. Haddad was responsible for leading three distinct P&Ls, including its corporate legal department business, and a range of scaled operations, commercial, product and technology teams across several core business segments. Mr. Haddad began his career as an M&A attorney.

“We are excited to welcome Mark to NAM,” said Clayton Milburn, Director at Thompson Street Capital Partners. “His leadership experience, strategic vision, and energy make him well-suited to guide NAM’s continued growth and success.”