For Rezon founder and CEO Judith McMinn, one question has shaped the business from the start: why do we protect our shins and teeth in sport, but not the brain?
That question led to the development of Halos®, a protective headband designed to reduce the risk of concussion and the impact of repeated smaller-force hits. Now used across 19 sports, Rezon is helping to change the conversation around brain protection for players, parents, coaches, schools and clubs.
As a sole founder building a new product for a new market, Judith has had to make big decisions from the beginning. From securing B Corp status to choosing a British manufacturer and supply chain, every part of the business has been built with purpose and care.
For Judith, legal support was an important part of building Rezon on strong foundations. Templates and quick-fix documents may help in the short term, but when a founder is bringing something new to market, tailored advice can provide the clarity and confidence needed to grow.
Harper James has supported Rezon from the beginning, starting with advice on intellectual property and how to protect the innovation behind Halos®. Over time, that support has grown into wider commercial work, including helping turn early-stage agreements into full contracts.
The Enable subscription plan has also given Rezon predictable access to legal expertise, scaling with the business as it has grown.
With trusted legal support in place, Rezon can stay focused on its mission: giving every player the opportunity to protect their brain and helping to build a safer future for sport.