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Karen Gough is a highly experienced legal professional specializing in arbitration and litigation, currently serving as Co-Chair of the ICP at the Inter-Pacific Bar Association since March 2023 and as a Teaching Fellow at The College of Law Australia since October 2021. With roles on advisory boards for the Jamaica International Arbitration Centre and the Asian International Arbitration Centre, Karen has substantial expertise in construction and engineering disputes and international commercial arbitration. A licensed Attorney-at-Law in both Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica, Karen has held various significant positions, including Vice Chair of the Society of Construction Law UK and a former Non-Executive Director at Dartford Gravesham and Swanley PCT. Educated at institutions such as the University of Southampton and Norman Manley Law School, Karen holds multiple esteemed qualifications, including Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and Chartered Arbitrator status.