mediator
/mɪˈdiːeɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that helps to resolve a dispute or conflict by bringing people or parties together and helping them to come to an agreement
“The mediator helped the two companies come to a mutually beneficial agreement.”
2. noun
A person or thing that represents or acts on behalf of others, especially in a formal or official capacity
“The mediator for the United Nations helped to negotiate a peace treaty between the warring countries.”
3. verb
To act as or serve as a mediator, especially in a dispute or conflict
“The two parties will mediate their differences and try to come to a resolution.”