About our Principal

Venita Dimos is an experienced Lawyer, Nationally Accredited Mediator, Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner and Neuro-Coach. She is the Founder and Director of The Mediation Company Pty Ltd. 

For over 20+ years, Venita has helped thousands of people solve complex problems and navigate difficult times in their lives. She holds over 14 formal Qualifications and Certificates and is passionate about empowering individuals with life mastery through her Instagram account @VenitaDimos.

During COVID, Venita wrote a 6-book children's series "Mini & Milo" which builds children's emotional and social intelligence early on, so they arrive into adulthood armed with skills that support their future success and happiness. 

Venita holds the following formal  Qualifications and Certificates:

• LLB (Bachelor of Laws) with Honours (Monash University)
• Bachelor of Economics (Monash University)
• Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution (Relationships Australia)
• Diploma of Financial Planning
• Certificate in Neuroscience of Leadership Skills (NeuroCapability)
• Brain-Based Coaching Certificate (NeuroLeadership Institute)
• Brain-Based Communication Skills (Neuroleadership Institute)
• Conflict Dynamics Profiling Practitioner (Eckerd College)
• Women Rising Program (supported by Microsoft)
• Dare to Lead Trained (Brenee Brown)
• Accelerated Coaching Certification (Authentic Education)
• Jay Shetty Certification School
• CINERGY Conflict Management Coaching 
• New Ways for Families (High Conflict Institute)

Venita is a Member of the Mediation Institute, on the national panel of Family Mediators for Interact Support and the national panel of Workplace Mediators for Emverio Workplace Solutions and a Mentor Coach for Speakers Institute Global. She is also a member of the Australian Society of Authors.

During her extensive experience in the legal industry, Venita held senior positions in major Australian banking and financial institutions ANZ and Aviva Australia (now NAB) as a Senior Corporate Lawyer.  She was responsible for advising, drafting and negotiating major corporate and information technology contracts, and advising on areas of banking and finance, privacy, dispute resolution, superannuation, insurance, products and investments.  

She also worked in private practice including for multinational law firm Baker and McKenzie, specialising in project and structured finance in the fields of power, natural resources and telecommunications, electronic commerce and developing financial products for lenders.