Economic Liberties and partners are excited to invite you to the second annual Anti-Monopoly Summit on May 21, 2024 from 9:15am - 5.30pm ET at the Westin Washington, DC Downtown, followed by a celebratory happy hour.

The Anti-Monopoly Summit will bring together entrepreneurs, small businesses, organized labor, advocates, lawyers, federal and state policymakers, and individuals from all walks of life who are powering the fight against concentrated corporate power for an energetic and action-packed day in Washington D.C.

As we move into a crucial year, we will come together to take stock of our movement’s progress, celebrate wins, strategize what’s next, and engage with enforcers and senior policymakers from the administration, Congress and states. 

Speakers Include:

• Senator Elizabeth Warren
  
• Senator Chris Murphy
• FTC Chair Lina Khan
• AAG Jonathan Kanter
• CFPB Director Rohit Chopra
• Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jared Bernstein
  
• Virginia State Senator Stella Pekarsky
• Arizona State Rep. Analise Ortiz
• Principal Deputy AAG Doha Mekki
• Former DOJ AAG Bill Baer
• Professor Tim Wu
• SVP of Product Strategy at SmithRx Alan Pannier
• Visit the Summit website for a full list of speakers and the agenda 
  

What to Expect

The Summit will have a mix of keynote speeches, plenary panels featuring leading voices and deep dive discussions on how to continue revitalizing fair competition in the American economy. The Summit will finish with a celebratory happy hour.

Stay tuned for more details at antimonopolysummit.org.

Tickets

Early bird tickets are $125 and on sale through the end of April. If you miss out on early bird tickets, general admission tickets will be $150.

For press access, please email Jimmy Wyderko at jwyderko@economicliberties.us

This Economic Liberties event is brought to you in partnership with:

• Demand Progress
• Digital Content Next
• Economic Security Project
• Future of Music Coalition
• National Association of Convenience Stores
• National Community Pharmacists Association
• National Farmers Union
• National Grocers Association
• News/Media Alliance
• Service Employees International Union
• Small Business Majority
• Writers Guild of America West