➡️ I am proud of the incredible work done at the GW Competition & Innovation Lab (@GWUCIL), a thriving research institution for pioneering ideas in the realms of market innovation and competition! ​As the founding director of the GW Competition & Innovation Lab, I am delighted to lead a team of not just observers of the world but active shapers of the future. Our methodology is not only globally inclusive but also encompasses a holistic perspective. We meticulously scrutinize markets around the world, bringing together diverse perspectives to understand innovation in its most comprehensive form. Our team comprises internationally acclaimed scholars who not only conduct empirical research but also lead the vanguard in knowledge creation. They collaborate with policymakers and engage with entrepreneurs, fostering a climate conducive to innovation and competitive rivalry. ​We invite you to join us at the @GWUCIL of @GWtweets, where passion aligns with purpose. Here, we are not merely envisioning a more prosperous future; we are in the process of actualizing it. Together, we aim to stimulate economic growth and innovation while ensuring fair competition.

My testimony before Congress on the spread of DMA-like regulations around the world ⤵️

I will testify in Congress next Tuesday. I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity to speak on such an important and timely topic. If you want to attend, please email gwucil@gwu.edu

✅ Who controls the digital public square—Big Tech giants or the voices of the people? I delved into this pressing question at @GWUCIL's Hill Briefing Series #1: "Free Speech and Antitrust: Who Controls the Public Square?" Held on November 20, 2025, and sponsored by Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI), this powerhouse event united experts to dissect how antitrust laws can protect free speech amid platform dominance, content moderation, and democratic ideals. Key takeaways: - Market power shapes information flow—could competition law unlock a freer online arena? - Regulatory tweaks or bold structural changes: What's needed to boost innovation and diverse voices? Standout moments: - Welcome remarks by Rep. Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI) from U.S. House of Representatives - Keynote by Adam Cella, Chief Counsel for Antitrust at the House Committee. - Moderated by Donna Faye Imadi, Visiting Fellow. - Panel stars: Lawrence Spiwak (Phoenix Center), Paul Matzko (Cato Institute), David Lawrence (DOJ Antitrust Division), Ashkhen Kazaryan (Tech Policy Expert), and @ProfPortuese (@GWtweets ). More info: competitionlab.gwu.edu/hill-…

Our Co-Director Frederic Jenny is currently serving as the Chairman for the @OECD's Global Forum on Competition 2025! More info: oecd.org/en/events/2025/12/g…

Our next webinar from the UK Initiative is on Tuesday, January 27, at 11AM EST/4PM UK. Register now: competitionlab.gwu.edu/uk-cl…

✴️ This Thanksgiving, our hearts are full of gratitude for the extraordinary people who drive our mission forward: ▶️ To our brilliant Fellows and Scholars—who dive into the hardest problems with relentless curiosity; ▶️ To our visionary Board Members—who steer us with wisdom and unwavering commitment; ▶️ To our dedicated colleagues—who make every day run with excellence; ▶️ To the policymakers and thought leaders—who shape the environment that lets bold ideas thrive; ▶️ And to every founder, mentor, and partner who trusts us with your ambitions ✅ You are the reason we are more than a lab. You are the reason we are a force for transformative innovation, academic research and policy discussions. 🙏 Thank you for your intellect, your courage, and your belief in what’s possible. 🙏 May your Thanksgiving be filled with warmth, inspiration, and the deep satisfaction of knowing the impact you create every day. With profound gratitude and excitement for what we’ll build next: The best is yet to come ! The GW Competition & Innovation Lab Team #HappyThanksgiving #ThankYou

🔴 ANNOUNCEMENT: American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section <> The GW Competition & Innovation Lab 🔴 The American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Journal and The George Washington University's Competition & Innovation Lab are proud to unveil our flagship annual partnership event: ➡️ The 3rd Annual Antitrust Law Journal × GW Competition & Innovation Lab Conference on May 20th, 2026 at The George Washington University. We are delighted to jointly host this premier gathering of the world’s leading antitrust scholars, enforcers, practitioners, and policymakers at The George Washington University. This signature conference brings to life the most influential and cutting-edge articles recently published in the Antitrust Law Journal. Authors will present their groundbreaking work, followed by rigorous discussion and debate with distinguished commentators and the audience—offering an unparalleled forum for shaping the future of competition law and policy. As in previous years, the program will feature keynote addresses by globally recognized thought leaders. Past speakers have included Adam Cella, Susan Athey, and Mark Meador. Our deepest gratitude to Robby Robertson, Nick Grimmer, and the entire Editorial Board of the Antitrust Law Journal for their leadership and commitment to this collaboration. Mark your calendars—this is the must-attend antitrust scholarship event of the year. For program details, registration, please contact: gwucil@gwu.edu

Really enjoyed speaking in the @USCongress_ alongside distinguished experts on "Free Speech & Antitrust"—a complex, yet necessary, discussion to have! Thanks to @GWUCIL for the incredible work as always, and to Donna Faye Imadi for moderating the panel!

Delighted to join this great event ⤵️

Reminder: tomorrow's session on Global Value Chain Regulation and Regulatory Standards can be watched LIVE from anywhere in the world: competitionlab.gwu.edu/globa…

AI & Antitrust Webinar Series Part 2 - AI Collusion: U.S. Cases nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1gqxvrbaQ…

NEW BOOK ! In an era where technology evolves at breakneck speed and populist movements reshape political landscapes, the future of antitrust stands at a critical crossroads. I am delighted to announce the release of my new book, "The Battle for the Future of Antitrust: Brandeis, Bork, and Schumpeter." The book dives into this high-stakes struggle, exploring how antitrust laws—once a stable cornerstone of market regulation—are now being challenged by the realities of our time. Through the unique lens of Louis Brandeis, Robert Bork, and Joseph Schumpeter, this book juxtaposes their enduring legacies to deliver a thought-provoking analysis of the forces shaping competition law’s future. It traces the historical evolution of antitrust through economic theory and unpacks the debates defining today’s regulatory environment. This isn’t just a book—it’s a comprehensive yet accessible guide for anyone passionate about the future of market regulation. Whether you’re a legal expert, a student of law and economics, a professional, or a policymaker, this book offers crucial insights into the competing schools of thought driving antitrust today. As we grapple with regulating innovation in an increasingly complex world, join me in this vital exploration. Get your copy now and be part of the conversation shaping the future of antitrust!

Enjoyed discussing my new book with @ForoCompetencia ⤵️ Grab a copy here: barnesandnoble.com/w/the-bat…

Amazing activities by @GWUCIL ! ⤵️

Panelist announcement for the first in our Hill Briefing Series taking place NEXT WEEK on Thursday, November 20th! More info: competitionlab.gwu.edu/hill-…

Photos from our economic roundtable in Rome last month co-organized with @bancaditalia to discuss the digital economy amidst rising international tensions

Thrilled to announce a 3-part webinar series on AI & Antitrust Enforcement, a collaboration between our EU and Hispanic America initiatives. Register now for all 3 parts at competitionlab.gwu.edu/event…

Amazing work by @GWUCIL ⤵️

We are in Buenos Aires for a great conference FREE to attend ⤵️

🎙️ I am thrilled to share a truly inspiring episode from The Rivalry Podcast, where I had the honor of sitting down with @chadkim, the visionary CEO of B/Core—a pioneering company delivering mission-critical solutions in the national security space. ➡️ Chad's journey as an entrepreneur is nothing short of remarkable. With a deep passion for fostering innovation and a genuine commitment to his team, he has built Bcore through strategic mergers that unite diverse expertise in technology prototyping, insight generation, and operational excellence. ➡️ What struck me most was Chad A Kim's approach to leadership: he emphasizes building trust, nurturing a people-first culture, and leading with intellectual curiosity, even amidst the pressures of a high-stakes industry. His advice on assembling high-performing teams and navigating entrepreneurial challenges with empathy and resilience is spot on. ✅ In our conversation, we also touched on the intense competition and rapid innovation defining the national security sector today. In this fast-evolving landscape, companies like B/CORE are pushing boundaries by prioritizing agility in government contracting and adapting swiftly to emerging mission needs, all while balancing technological advancements with ethical considerations. ✅ For anyone passionate about leadership, innovation, or national security, this episode offers profound insights. ➡️ Watch the full discussion here: piped.video/watch?v=F9Ept7wU…