Partner Molly Boast Selected for “100 Women in Antitrust” by Global Competition Review

Partner Molly Boast Selected for “100 Women in Antitrust” by Global Competition Review

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Global Competition Review profiled 100 successful women in the field of competition law in its fourth edition of Women in Antitrust. Partner Molly Boast was among those selected for the feature due to the reputable and esteemed work she has delivered within the field of antitrust, both in the private and public sectors. Entrants were based in jurisdictions all over the world and profiled on the developments they have contributed to the field.

Boast’s profile included her responses about her biggest accomplishments, obligations as a leader in her field, and ways women are developing the antitrust area of law. She noted her proudest career moments were serving in senior positions in the federal government and representing the US as an antitrust enforcer. She stated, “It was a privilege to be able to serve my country using a skill set I knew, and a thrill to stand up in court representing the United States.” Boast also provided advice to up-coming women leaders in the field saying, “Women in senior positions carry a tremendous obligation to bring younger women forward, and younger women need to take advantage of opportunities.”

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