Adam GOLODNER is the chief of staff of the Antitrust Division of the United States
Department of Justice. Mr. Golodner serves as advisor to the assistant attorney
general on mergers, civil non-merger actions, cartels, and competition policy. Mr.
Golodner has concentrated on matters relating to telecommunications, international
competition and trade, and agriculture. He also manages numerous issues relating
to the executive branch as well as congressional, departmental, public affairs, and
the internal administration of the Division. Mr. Golodner currently serves on President
Clinton’s E-Commerce Working Group. He was a member of Vice President Al
Gore’s National Information Infrastructure Task Force, and a non-voting member
of the Communications Committee of the National Association of Regulatory Utility
Commissioners. He also served as a member of the US delegation to the Seattle
meeting of the World Trade Organization. Before becoming chief of staff of the
Antitrust Division, Mr. Golodner was the deputy administrator of the Rural Utilities
Service of the US Department of Agriculture. Prior to beginning government service,
Mr. Golodner was a lawyer in a Denver, Colorado law firm.