South Africans — not just policymakers and CEOs should be part of shaping the B20 discussions.

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GUEST - Celiwe Ross, Chief Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Officer at Old Mutual

As Old Mutual positions itself as a credible partner in the B20 process, Ross explains why the B20 matters globally, how its recommendations influence the G20 agenda, and why South Africans not just policymakers and CEOs should be part of shaping these discussions. She breaks down how people can share their views, which platforms to use, and why public participation strengthens inclusive growth.

At the heart of the conversation is a powerful message: your voice matters. Ross highlights Old Mutual’s commitment to bridging everyday South Africans’ realities with policy-shaping platforms, ensuring citizens feel empowered, informed, and represented as South Africa leads this crucial moment on the global stage.
19 Nov 2025 4PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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