Open Markets Institute announced that Sally Hubbard, is joining Open Markets as Director of Enforcement Strategy. At Open Markets, she will deepen the bench of expertise on critical sectors, especially technology platforms like Google and Facebook, as well as increase engagement with state attorneys general, who have significant authority to police and reign in monopoly power.
Hubbard served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Antitrust Bureau of New York State, working for Attorneys General Spitzer, Cuomo, and Schneiderman. Most recently, she worked at the Capitol Forum as an investigative reporter and antitrust analyst with a focus on technology platforms.
In the Antitrust Bureau, Hubbard investigated violations of state and federal antitrust laws from local mergers to nationwide multi-state price-fixing. Hubbard was honored with the Louis Leftkowitz Award for her efforts in investigating municipal bond derivative bid-rigging.
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