5 March 2021

Alice Namuli Blazevic chooses to challenge!

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Alice Namuli Blazevic chooses to challenge!

In celebration of International Women’s Day which takes place on 08 March, we get to know some of LEX Africa’s leading women.

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Alice Namuli Blazevic chooses to challenge!

Alice is a Partner and Head of Tech and Innovation at Katende, Ssempebwa & Co Advocates in Uganda

She is an award winning lawyer, international speaker and author with over 16 years’ experience. She specializes in Technology law with a keen interest in Artificial Intelligence , Blockchain, Crypto currencies, FinTech’s , Cyberlaw and Data Protection.

She has represented some of the largest FinTech’s and Blockchain Technology based businesses which are reshaping the mode of doing business in Africa.

Her background is in PPP’s, Infrastructure projects, Project Finance, Mergers and Acquisitions.

Team Leader  – Legal Innovation Hub (Africa)

Chairperson – Uganda Legal Tech Network .

Co- Founder – Kampala Legal Hackers

Board Member of the Innovation Advisory Board of the Uganda National Social Security Fund.

Cybersecurity expert for the Security Institute for Governance and Leadership in Africa at the University of Stellenbosch.

Faculty Advisor- Digital Legal Exchange ( A Global training institute for leaders in a digital world)

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