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Black Economic Empowerment (BEE)
We are widely recognised as being one of the most knowledgeable
and experienced Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) regulatory teams in South
Africa and were the first of only two South African law firms commissioned by
the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to assist with the drafting of the
BEE Codes of Good Practice. As such we have first-hand knowledge of the
regulator's intentions.
We have considerable practical experience in advising a large
number of South African and international businesses seeking to implement BEE
compliance within the legislative framework.
Our BEE advisory services include:
- Advising on the Broad-Based BEE Act
- Advising on the Codes of Good Practice
- Advising on the various Transformation Charters such as the
Mining Charter, Financial Services Charter, ICT Charter, and others
- BEE management and control structures
- Broad-based schemes and trusts
- Charter and Sector Code development
- Preferential procurement policies
We maintain a freely accessible BEE
web repository of the major BEE
regulatory instruments. We also publish and regularly update an online business
resource guide, The Way to BEE, to help
companies understand government's broad-based BEE strategy and the DTI's Codes
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Key contacts
| Aadil Patel |
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| Director, National Practice Head: Employment |
| +27 (0)11 290 7212 |
| Johannesburg (Protea Place) |
| Jay-Ann Jacobs |
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| Director, Competition |
| +27 (0)21 481 6325 |
| Cape Town (Buitengracht Street) |
| Badian Maasdorp |
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| Director, Finance, Projects and Banking |
| +27 (0)11 286 1183 |
| Johannesburg (Sandown Valley Crescent) |
| Verushca Pillay |
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| Director, Corporate and Commercial |
| +27 (0)11 290 7143 |
| Johannesburg (Protea Place) |
| Brent Williams |
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| Director, Corporate and Commercial |
| +27 (0)11 290 6507 |
| Johannesburg (Protea Place) |
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