About.
Since our inception, Tennessee Community Mediation Center has been focused on building a strategic, quality mediation practice.
Tennessee Community Mediation Center, formerly Gray's Mediation Practice, and the first of its kind in the state of TN, is a not-for-profit organization committed to helping the community succeed though mediation sessions and educational initiatives. If you need an impartial third party facilitator to assist you in solving your Civil, Family and Domestic disputes ,instead of choosing litigation, choose Mediation.
Robert B. Gray
Founder/Lead Mediator
Our founder, Robert B. Gray, is a TN Supreme Court (TSC) Rule 31 Listed and Trained Mediator, who is passionate about helping others and is well connected in the Memphis & Mid-South community. He formed this company to help assist, educate, and empower others to overcome challenges associated with disputes and conflict in efforts to help upbuild a more positive, productive, and healthy community.
Robert Gray is an experienced paraprofessional who currently works in city government and holds a Master of Science in Business Administration/ Human Resource and a Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution/Mediation. Robert obtains extensive skills, experiential knowledge and formal education in human resource, behavior management, and crisis intervention. He is also a licensed and ordained minister who has nearly 30 years of experience in ministry and stress and anger management workshop facilitation.
Gray is a native Memphian who values faith, family, diversity, innovation, and service to the community. As the youngest male of a 10 siblings, a loving husband and father, and a Christian minister, Mr. Gray has strong interpersonal skills and is well acquainted with working with people and has a natural gift of peacemaking. Gray's value for diversity is expressed in his ability to speak workplace Spanish and his in-depth knowledge of world religions. He welcomes community members of all backgrounds into session. Robert Gray is committed to helping all members of the community succeed. "...Come let us reason together!"