Delighted to share my recent Penn State Dickinson Law “Profiles in Leadership” conversation with Spencer Waller, a powerhouse in antitrust law Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

In our conversation, Professor Waller opened up about his journey into academia, his Midwestern roots, and the role of antitrust law in addressing systemic challenges. Highlights of our talk include his take on learning, battling oppression through law, and the qualities of leadership. We delved into pressing antitrust issues in high-tech and AI, the fight against inequality, and the intriguing intersection of antitrust with the arts.

Key moments to tune in for:

– The path from law school to professorship (2:17)

– The art of learning (12:20)

– Influences of the Midwest (15:09)

– Using law to combat systemic racism and oppression (20:19)

– Insights into effective leadership (34:04)

– Antitrust in AI and emerging tech (39:37)

– Addressing inequality through antitrust (43:50)

– Reflecting on antitrust’s past and future (48:42)

– The unique blend of antitrust, theatre, and arts (51:27)

Join us for an enriching discussion that bridges law, leadership, and the broader societal impact of antitrust. #AntitrustLaw #Leadership #Innovation #educationmatters

Thumbnail Graphic and Video-Editing Credit: Justin Kulp.