About The NAC
The Nordic Arbitration Centre (NAC) is an independant arbitration institute, a platform for dispute resolution. NAC is a part of the Iceland Chamber of Commerce, but is independant in its operation of the dispute resolution platform. NAC consists of the board and the office of the NAC.
The main role and tasks of the NAC are to:
- supervise national and international arbitral proceedings,
- appoint arbitrators at request of the parties,
- to promote arbitration and provide information regarding arbitration and arbitral proceedings
Further information regarding the NAC is provided at the office of the Chamber of Iceland.
The Board of the Nordic Arbitration Centre
The board of the NAC consists of: Baldvin Björn Haraldsson (chairman), Eiríkur Elís Þorláksson, Gunnar Sturluson Halla Björgvinsdóttir, and Marta Guðrún Blöndal.
Marta Guðrún BlöndalChariman
Agla Eir Vilhjálmsdóttir
Garðar Víðir Gunnarsson
Halla Björgvinsdóttir
Haraldur Ingi BirgissonSecretary General
The Secretary General of the NAC is María Guðjónsdóttir, General Counsel of The Iceland Chamber of Commerce.
Arbitration
The Iceland Chamber of Commerce operates an independent arbitration institute, The Nordic Arbitration Centre. The Nordic Arbitration Centre provides for a dispute resolution mechanism, allowing parties to solve their dispute in an efficiently and safely.