Sena Gbedemah is a delay and disruption expert who has given evidence in mediation, adjudication, and testified in several arbitrations. He also reviews and advises on project governance on live projects.
Sena Gbedemah is a delay and disruption expert who has given evidence in mediation, adjudication and testified in several arbitrations. He also reviews and advises on project governance on live projects.
Mr. Gbedemah specializes in the energy (power stations and process plants), transport (rail, air, ports and roads), built environment, and technology sectors. He has delivered assignments across the EMEA region including the UK, Norway, Ireland, Switzerland, Azerbaijan, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria. His experience over the last 28 years comes from roles in the public and private sector spanning every stage of the capital project cycle from project start up, through procurement & contract management, to project controls and commercial disputes.
Sena is commended by Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal (WWL)) for his “proactive and practical approach,” with clients highlighting his “excellent written and oral communication skills.”
A Chartered Civil Engineer, Sena holds a BEng from Manchester University and MSc management from Kingston University, as well as graduate and post graduate degrees from BPP law school, UK.
Sena has published five papers on delay related topics to the Society of Construction Law, International Bar Association (IBA) and American Bar Association (ABA).
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