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Advisory Boards

Since its inception the Institute has welcomed the input of lawyers, professors, and policy makers in the field through its Advisory Board. The Advisory Board is composed of distinguished antitrust professionals who advise the Director and the law school on the issues and programs of interest to the antitrust community.

In addition, competition law has become a world-wide phenomenon. More than 100 countries now have their own laws dealing with anticompetitive agreements, the abuse of a dominant position or monopoly power, and the regulation of anticompetitive mergers and acquisitions.

The Advisory Boards consist of individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds and points of views. Although decisions are made by the Institute, its director, and staff, the Advisory Boards are consulted on a regular basis as to the student fellowship, research topics, programs, publications, and positions of the Institute. Members of the Advisory Boards participate in the day-to-day work and programs of the Institute in their individual capacities and not as representatives of their firms or agencies. They do not vote and do not assume responsibility for the positions of the Institute and may from time to time recuse themselves as a result of a conflict of interest. The Advisory Boards represent a rich body of experience and add to the available resources of the Institute on a truly global basis. The Institute is grateful to be able to draw on their assistance.

The Institute thanks the individuals who have agreed to serve as advisors.

US Advisory Board

SERVING THROUGH 2025 SERVING THROUGH 2027
  • Jeffrey Aaronson
    FDIC
    Dallas, TX
  • David Balto
    David A. Balto Law Offices
    Washington, DC
  • Peter A. Barile III
    Of Counsel, Lowey Dannenberg
    New York, NY
  • Frankie A. Butler
    Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
    San Francisco, CA
  • Christine Chabot
    Marquette University Law School
    Milwaukee, WI
  • Katrina Carroll
    Lynch Carpenter
    Chicago, IL
  • Felix Chang
    Moritz College of Law
    The Ohio State University
    Columbus, Ohio
  • Russell W. Damtoft
    Bethesda, MD
  • Robert Edward Draba
    United States Department of Justice,
    Antitrust Division
    Washington, DC
  • Eleanor M. Fox
    Walter J. Derenberg Professor
    of Trade Regulation
    New York University
    School of Law
    New York, NY
  • Professor Brett Frischmann
    Charles Widger School of Law, Villanova University
    Villanova, PA
  • James Gathii
    Wing-Tat Lee Chair of International Law,
    Loyola University Chicago School of Law
    Chicago, IL
  • Joe Goldberg
    Freedman Boyd Hollander Goldberg Ives &
    Duncan P.A.
    Albuquerque, NM
  • William T. Gotfryd
    Principal of Clear-Headed Solutions
    Chicago, IL 
  • Allen Grunes
    Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
    Washington, DC
  • Deepak Gupta
    Gupta Wessler LLP | Havard Law School
    Washington, DC
  • Richard Hagstrom
    Of Counsel, Hellmuth & Johnson PLLC
    Minneapolis, MN
  • Hon. Neil Hartigan
    Chicago, IL
  • William Isaacson
    Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
    Washington, DC
  • Michael Jacobs
    Director of International Antitrust Litigation
    CFM Lawyers LLP
    Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • Jonathan M. Jacobson
    Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
    New York, NY
  • Dan Karon
    Karon LLC
    Cleveland, OH
  • Professor John Kirkwood
    Seattle University Law School
    Seattle, WA
  • James Langenfeld
    BRG
    Washington, DC
  • Robert M. Langer
    Senior Counsel, Wiggins and Dana
    Hartford, CT
  • Sandra Leib
    General Counsel, DDB Chicago
    Chicago, IL
  • Kellie Lerner
    Co-Chair, Antitrust and Trade Regulation Group,
    Partner Robins Kaplan LLP
    New York, New York
  • Adam J. Levitt
    DiCello Levitt and Casey
    Chicago, IL
  • Amanda Lewis
    Cuneo Gilbert & Laduca, LLP.
    Washington, D.C.
  • Milton A. Marquis
    Cozen & O’Connor
    Washington, DC
  • Elizabeth L. Maxeiner
    Chief, Antitrust Bureau at
    Illinois Attorney General's Office
  • Tom Miller
    Former Attorney General
    State of Iowa
  • James A. Morsch
    Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP
    Chicago, IL
  • Diana L. Moss, Ph.D.
    Vice President and Director of Competition Policy,
    Progressive Policy Institute (PPI)
    Washington, DC
  • John C. Newman
    Professor of Law, University of Miami School of Law
    University of Miami School of Law
  • Camellia Noriega
    Associate General Counsel,
    USA Triathlon Association
    North Palm Beach, FL
  • Peter Norlander
    Quinlan School of Business
    Loyola University Chicago
    Chicago, IL
  • Deborah Rasin
    Executive Vice President and General Counsel,
    Amcor
    Chicago, IL
  • Daniel S. Savrin
    Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP
    Boston, MA
  • Michael Sennett
    Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel,
    Water Quality Association
    Lisle, IL
  • Paul E. Slater
    Founding Partner, Sperling & Slater
    Chicago, IL
  • Laurence Sorkin
    Adjunct Professor of Law, Fordham Law
    Visiting Lecturer
    University of Amsterdam Law School
    New York, NY
  • Bruce V. Spiva
    Former Candidate for DC Attorney General
    Washington, DC
  • Henry Su
    Program Director and Faculty,
    National Institute for Trial Advocacy
    Adjunct Professor of Law
    American University Washing College of Law
    Washington, DC
  • Bonny Sweeney
    Senior Trial Counsel, U.S Department of Justice,
    Antitrust Division
    San Francisco, CA
  • Joseph J. Tabacco, Jr.
    Founder and Partner, Berman Tobacco
    San Francisco, CA
  • Pamela L. Taylor
    Of Counsel, Jones Day
    Chicago, IL

International Advisory Board

Competition law has become a world-wide phenomenon. More than 100 countries now have their own laws dealing with anticompetitive agreements, the abuse of a dominant position or monopoly power, and the regulation of anticompetitive mergers and acquisitions. Competition law is of vital concern to both developed and developing economies. There is every indication that the strength of competition in a country's domestic economy is a strong predictor of their prosperity both at home and their strength as a trading nation.

While the 1990s were truly the competition decade with an abundance of enthusiasm and resources available for both new and existing competition enforcement, the struggle to enact and enforce meaningful competition laws continues in the new millennium. The Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies has had a strong international orientation since its founding and seeks to work with competition scholars, policy makers, and practitioners throughout the world to improve competition policy in the United States and promote the spread of a sound centrist competition law and policy in other jurisdictions.

To that end, the Institute has convened an international advisory board to participate in a two-way exchange of ideas, information, and recommendations. The Institute thanks the following individuals who have agreed to serve in this capacity.

Professor Amedeo Arena
University of Naples "Federico II"
Italy

Oles Andriychuk
Newcastle University Law School
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

Dr. Mor Bakhoum
Affiliated Research Fellow
Intellectual Property and
Competition Law
Max Planck Institute for
Innovation and Competition
Université Virtuelle du Sénégal - UVS

Maciej Bernatt
Head of Department of
European Economic Law
Director of the Centre of
Antitrust and Regulatory Studies
University of Warsaw
Poland

Dr. Mark Berry
Barrister
Competition and Consumer Law
and Economic Regulation
Auckland, NZ

Professor Caron Beaton-Wells
Director
Competition Law &
Economics Network
Host, Competition Lore Podcast
Melbourne Business School
Melbourne, Australia

Dr. Ayse Odman Boztosun
Professor of Commercial Law,
Intellectual Property Law,
and Law & Ethics
Akdeniz Unviersity
Antalya, Turkey

Philippe Brusick
Special Advisor on Competition Policy
chez UNCTAD
Chairman
CUTS International Geneva
Resource Center
Geneva, Switzerland

Thomas Cheng
Associate Professor, Faculty of Law
Institute of International
Financial Law
University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong SAR

Vani Chetty, Esq.
Vani Chetty Competition
Law (PTY) Ltd
Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

Phil Evans
American Antitrust Institute
International Advisor for U.K.
Senior Consultant
Finsbury International Policy &
Regulatory Advisors (FIPRA)
London, England

Professor Philipp Fabbio
Profesor of Commerical Law
Università degli
Studi di Perugia
Rome, Italy

Dr. Fikremarkos Merso Birhanu
Professor of International
Economic Law
Addis Ababa University
Associate, BKP Economic Advisors
Ethiopia

Professor Anna Fornalczyk
Professor
Technical University of Lodz
Partner, Comper Fornalczyk i
Wspolnicy sp.j.
Lodz, Poland

Professor Andreas Fuchs
Professor
University of Osnabrück
Osnabruck, Germany

Dr. Michal S. Gal
Professor and Director
University of Haifa, Israel
President of the International
Academic Society for
Competition Law Scholars
Haifa, Israel

Dr Łucasz Grzejdiak
Ronan Harty Fellow
UCD Sutherland
School of Law
International Expert
Pravo-Justice Project
Poland

Gönenç Gürkaynak
Founding Partner
ELIG Gurkaynak
İstanbul, Turkey

Luis Humberto Guzman
Director and President
Instituto Nacional de Promocion
de la Competencia
(Procompentencia)
Managa, Nicaragua C.A.

Dr. Alberto Heimler
Professor, Scoula Nazionale
dell’Amministrazione
Chairman of the Working Party
on Competition and Regulation
of the Competition Committee
Rome, Italy

Professor Laurence Idot
Professor Emeritus
University Paris Pantheon-Assas
Paris, France

Dr. Amir Nabil Ibrahim
Partner Trade
Competition & Data Protection
Ibrachy & Bermarkar
Cairo, Egypt

Prof. dr. sc. Jasminka
Pecotić Kaufman

EUI Jean Monnet Fellow
Professor
University of Zagreb
Co-director, ASCOLA SEE
Vice-President,
Croatian Competition Law
and Policy Association
Tuscany, Italy

R. Shyam Khemani
Special Advisory
Competition Policy
SKP Group
Washington, DC

Vellah Kedogo Kigwiru
Doctoral Research Fellow
Technical University of Munich and
Associate Fellow at
Digital Futures at Work
Research Centre
University of Sussex, UK

Petri Kuoppamäki
Professor of Business Law
Aalto University Business School
CEO, Competition Consulting
Europe Ltd.
Helsinki, Finland

Ki Jong Lee
ecretary General, Asia Competition
Association
Professor
Sookmyung Women’s University
Seoul, Korea

Nicolas Lewin
Partner, Estudio Lewin Abogados
Director
Instituto de Derecho
de la Competencia
Santiago, Chile

David Lewis
Executive Director, Corruption Watch
Former Chairperson
Competition Tribunal
Sunnyside, South Africa

Ioannis Lianos
Professor
University College London
London, England

Imelda Maher
Sutherland Full Professor of
European Law and
Director, UCD Dublin
European Institute
Dublin, Ireland

Charlotte Wezi Mesikano-Malonda
Director Enforcement and
Compliance
Acting Executive Director
Competition and Fair
Trading Commission
Lilongwe, Malawai

Dr. Philip Marsden
Senior Adviser, Charles River Associates
Professor of Law & Economics,
College of Europe
Bruges, London, England

Ana Paula Martinez
Partner, Levy & Salomao Advogados
Sao Paolo, Brazil

Marek Martyniszyn
Professor, Associate Dean of
Internationalization
Queen’s University
Belfast School of Law
Belfast, Northern Ireland

Mitsuo Matsushita
Special Advisor
Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
Tokyo, Japan

Andrew Matthews
Principal, Matthews Law
Auckland, New Zealand

Tomas Menchaca
Founding Partner,
Menchaca & CIA Abogados
Professor, Pontificia Universidad
Catolica de Chile Law School
Santiago,Chile

Carlos Mena Labarthe
Partner
Creel, Gracia-Cuellar, Aiza
and Enriquez
Faja de Oro, Mexico

Giorgio Monti
Professor, Tilburg Law School
Tilburg, Netherlands

Rafael Muenta Schwarz
Head, Peruvian
Telecommunications Regulator
Professor, Pontificia Universidad
Catolica del Peru and
Univ Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas
Lima, Peru

Paul Nihoul
Judge, General Court
Court of Justice of
the European Union
Professor, Universite Catholique
de Louvain
Brussels, Belgium

Carlos Orci Berea
Partner, Mijares, Angoitia
Cortes and Fuentes, S.C.
Founder, MootComp
Mexico City, Mexico

Sofia Oliveira Pais
Professor
Universidad Catolica
Portuguesa
Portugal

Dr. Diego Petrecolla
Professor
Universidad de Buenos Aries
and Universidad Torcuato
Di Tello Buenos Aires, Argentina

Dr. Vincent Power
Partner
A&L Goodbody
Dublin, Ireland

Jose Rivas
Partner, Bird & Bird
Brussels, Belgium 

Jayme Vita Roso
Caldiero, Lobo, E Ottoni
Advogados Associados
Sao Paolo, Brazil

Miguel Sousa Ferro
Professor,
University of Lisbon Law School
Managing Partner,
Sousa Ferro & Associados
Lisbon, Portugal

Alexandr Svetlicinii
Associate Professor of
Global Legal Studies
University of Macau
Director, ASCOLA South East Europe
Project Director, EU FDI Watch
Macao SAR, China

Dr. Avishalom Tor
Professor of Law
Research Program on Law
and Market Behavior
University of Notre Dame
South Bend, Indiana

Tihamer Toth
Judge, Cour de justice
de l’Union europeenne
Professor, Pazmany Peter
Catholic University
Budapest, Hungary

Pablo Trevisian
Partner, Estudio Trevisan
Founder & Director,
Institute de Derecho de
la Compentencia (IDC)
Professor, Pontifica Universidad
Catolica Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Professor Xiaoye Wang
Institute of Law,
Chinese Academy of
Social Science
Beijing, China

Joseph Wilson
Senior Consultant
Dr. Wilson & Associates
Professor, McGill University
Montreal, Quebec

Charles Wright
Partner
Siskind, Cromarty, Ivey & Dowler
London, ON, Canada 

Since its inception the Institute has welcomed the input of lawyers, professors, and policy makers in the field through its Advisory Board. The Advisory Board is composed of distinguished antitrust professionals who advise the Director and the law school on the issues and programs of interest to the antitrust community.

In addition, competition law has become a world-wide phenomenon. More than 100 countries now have their own laws dealing with anticompetitive agreements, the abuse of a dominant position or monopoly power, and the regulation of anticompetitive mergers and acquisitions.

The Advisory Boards consist of individuals from a wide variety of backgrounds and points of views. Although decisions are made by the Institute, its director, and staff, the Advisory Boards are consulted on a regular basis as to the student fellowship, research topics, programs, publications, and positions of the Institute. Members of the Advisory Boards participate in the day-to-day work and programs of the Institute in their individual capacities and not as representatives of their firms or agencies. They do not vote and do not assume responsibility for the positions of the Institute and may from time to time recuse themselves as a result of a conflict of interest. The Advisory Boards represent a rich body of experience and add to the available resources of the Institute on a truly global basis. The Institute is grateful to be able to draw on their assistance.

The Institute thanks the individuals who have agreed to serve as advisors.