I attended the B20 b20southafrica in Johannesburg this week, one of the key engagement groups leading into the G20. In the breakaway conversations I attended, and from the broader takeaways of the conference, I heard firsthand how important policy, procedure, and strong governance are for driving economic growth and how consistent frameworks help build confidence and enable markets to scale. I also heard how critical it is to bridge the gap between policy, technology, and the legal infrastructure that supports small businesses and corporates across Africa. It reinforced the work we do at _lawyeredup simplifying legal processes and strengthening governance so businesses can operate, grow, and compete. The G20 g20org brings together major global economies to shape economic policy, and being part of the B20 conversations highlights how important it is for African founders and innovators to be in these rooms. I’m grateful to be included and to contribute to the conversations shaping ...