Seminar Report

Seminar: Competition Law and Not for Profit Organisations
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Tuesday 18 March 2008 1 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London SW1
Who’s accessing your privileged information? This event provided delegates with a key opportunity to talk to top experts in competition law, giving them a thorough understanding of the issues helping to protect their associations. ,In a challenging but amusing presentation Dr Mark Williams used his extensive knowledge of economics and his experience of competition law to explain to delegates why competition law exists and why it matters. He then used various fictitious examples to illustrate how the laws work and to show delegates how they can make educated decisions on when it was time to consult lawyers. More information on Dr Williams’ work can be found at www.nera.co.uk     Anthony Woolich, Partner and Head of EU/Competition Team Commerce and Technology at Lawrence Graham LLP, is an expert in competition law and how it regulates the way businesses compete. He gave a presentation on the problems facing not for profit organisations, commercial agreements and competition law, together with their Solutions. > view the presentation     Delegates also heard from Nick Clout of seminar supporters SECP. > view SECP presentation		View presentations made at this event: Not for Profit Organisations, Commercial Agreements and Competition Law: the Problems and their Solutions Singapore -An Exchange Capital of the World Note: These presentations are not refereed publications and IofAM assumes no liability for the information contained within. The opinions expressed are those of the presenting authors and do not necessarily reflect those of IofAM or its representatives.