The Khayelitsha/Mitchells Plain chapter invites you to a webinar on Law and Fairness in the Economy and the Benefits thereof for small businesses.

The Competition Commission has recently issued the Price Discrimination and Buyer Power Guidelines. The Commission stated that the objective of the buyer power provisions is to enhance the participation of small and medium businesses as well as historically disadvantaged persons in the economy, by protecting these firms from unfair exploitation by dominant buyers of their products.

The session will be interactive and questions are encouraged.

Presenter Profile:

Lizel is an executive at ENSafrica where she practices as an economist in the Competition/Anti-Trust Department. She specialises in competition economics and advises a wide array of clients. Lizel has lectured as part of the University of Cape Town Competition Law Course and she also frequently speaks at conferences where she addresses audiences on matters of competition, economics, and law.

Lizel's qualifications include graduating with a BCom (Cum Laude) from the University of Pretoria, BCom (Economics) (Hon) (Cum Laude) from the University of Pretoria, a Certificate in Competition Law (University of the Witwatersrand), and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Economics for Competition Law (Kings College, London).

Please join us for an informative and insightful webinar.

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