CRA is pleased to announce that Nate Goldstein has joined the company as a vice president in the Antitrust & Competition Practice.
“We are pleased to welcome Nate to CRA’s Antitrust & Competition Economics Practice,” said Paul Maleh, President and Chief Executive Officer of Charles River Associates. “He is a skilled leader who has managed teams of experts in dozens of complex and high-profile antitrust investigations during his notable career working for the Justice Department.”
“Having led more than 150 federal investigations, Nate has a rare combination of subject matter expertise, executive talent, and practical experience that is prized by CRA and our clients,” said Margaret Sanderson, CRA Vice President and Global Practice Leader of the Antitrust & Competition Economics Practice. “We look forward to working with him to help our clients navigate the substantive and procedural elements of what are invariably high-stakes matters, from investigation to litigation.”
Prior to joining CRA, Dr. Goldstein had a 23-year career at the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, rising to the position of Chief of the Division’s Economic Litigation Section. His responsibilities included supervising teams of economists, data scientists, financial analysts, and visiting academics during antitrust investigations into horizontal and vertical mergers, monopolization and attempted monopolization, contractual restraints of trade, and criminal conspiracy.
Dr. Goldstein holds an AB in Economics from Duke University and an MA and PhD in Economics from Stanford University.
About CRA’s Antitrust & Competition Economics Practice
CRA’s competition economists provide economic analysis and testimony in competition matters around the world. Many have served in government antitrust agencies and are members of premier academic, economic, and law faculties. Their experience extends to many industries, including healthcare, energy, computer hardware/software, retailing, telecommunications, aerospace and defense, entertainment, transportation, natural resources, sports, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, financial services, and consumer products.
