Livestream 

Antitrust Under Trump: Ferguson, Slater, Caffarra & Mundt Weigh In

Join us for an engaging livestream event that delves into the evolving landscape of antitrust policy during the Trump administration - and its implications on a global scale.

In today’s unique and dynamic geopolitical environment, antitrust enforcement is taking on new forms and adapting to shifting priorities. This panel will offer critical insights into how these changes are shaping markets, influencing competition and redefining the regulatory environment for businesses worldwide.

Our expert panelists, representing diverse perspectives and regions, will examine the key trends, decisions and enforcement strategies that are emerging during this administration, as well as how these developments are likely to impact businesses and economies in the years to come.

April 2, 2025
1:15pm ET 

Speakers

Andrew Ferguson

Chairman of the FTC

Gail Slater

Assistant Attorney General in the DoJ Antitrust Division

Andreas Mundt 

President of the German Competition Authority

Roger Alford

Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the DoJ
Antitrust Division

Cristina Caffarra

Co-founder of the Competition Research
Policy Network

Agenda

1:15 pm – Keynote Conversation

Andrew Ferguson, Federal Trade Commission

Gail Slater, Department of Justice

Oren Cass, American Compass (Moderator)

2:00 pm – An International Perspective

Roger Alford, Department of Justice

Andreas Mundt, German Competition Authority

Cristina Caffarra, Competition Research Network (Moderator)

2:45 pm – Enforcers Roundtable

Emma Burnham, Department of Justice

Daniel W. Glad, Department of Justice

George Niehrlich, Department of Justice

David Shaw, Federal Trade Commission

Teddy Downey, Capitol Forum (Moderator)

Josh Tzuker, FGS Global (Moderator)