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New York Women’s Antitrust Group
New York Women’s Antitrust Group
The New York Women’s Antitrust Group is a professional network for women antitrust practitioners in the New York area. Founded over two decades ago, the New York Women’s Antitrust Group now serves over 200 members consisting of in-house counsel, law firm partners and associates, consultants, academics, economists, government attorneys, and more. Our goal is to facilitate the professional growth and advancement of women in antitrust law through networking and mentoring opportunities, discussion regarding ongoing developments in competition and consumer protection law, and education about business development and professional practice.
Leadership
Hollis Salzman, Co-Chair is a partner in Robins Kaplan’s New York Office and the Co-Chair of Robins Kaplan’s Antitrust and Trade Regulation Group. Hollis has extensive experience in antitrust litigation, with particular expertise in prosecuting antitrust violations involving international cartels. In addition to her work at Robins Kaplan, Hollis serves as Co-Chair of the American Bar Association Antitrust Section’s Global Private Litigation Committee and Executive Committee Member and Secretary of the New York State Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section. Hollis has been recognized as one of the top 250 Women in Litigation, Competition Lawyer of the Year, and Global Competition Review’s Women in Antitrust.
Kellie Lerner, Co-Chair is a partner in Robin’s Kaplan’s Antitrust and Trade Regulation Group. Kellie has over a decade of experience litigating high stakes antitrust disputes on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants in federal courts throughout the country. At her prior firm, Kellie was the youngest female partner ever elected. Kellie currently serves as Associate Editor of Antitrust magazine, and has been recognized as an Antitrust and M&A Trailblazer and Profiles in Diversity Journal’s Woman Worth Watching.
Previous Events
In addition to our tireless dedication to our clients, we are deeply committed to facilitating professional growth and advancement of women in antitrust law through the New York Women’s Antitrust Group. Our previous events include:
New York Women's Antitrust Committee - Summer Cocktails
July 24, 2018
This well-received networking reception was sponsored by GCG and hosted at the Gallery at the Freehand Hotel.
Women In Antitrust - The Times They Are A-Changing
January 24, 2018
Sponsored by the New York State Bar Association's Antitrust Law Section, the 2018 Annual Women's Panel featured Kellie Lerner (Robins Kaplan), Renata Hesse (Sullivan & Cromwell), Lauren Rackow (Cahill Gordon & Reindel), Melissa Scanlan (T-Mobile), and Suzanne Wachsstock (American Express). The program was chaired by Hollis Salzman (Robins Kaplan) and Mary Marks (Davis Polk & Wardell).
The thought-provoking presentation covered the ways in which women have advanced in the antitrust bar in recent years, and tips for women attorneys who are up-and-coming in the field.
To join the New York Women’s Antitrust group, email Audra O’Rourke at AORourke@RobinsKaplan.com.
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