Published on May 02, 2024
The Capitol Forum is thrilled to announce that our very own Teddy Downey has been named one of Washington, D.C.’s 500 Most Influential People of 2024 by Washingtonian magazine. Recognized for his leadership in antitrust law and policy, Teddy has established himself as a key figure in shaping the future of competition policy both locally and nationally. Teddy has appeared on the list of influential people for three years in a row, starting in 2022.
As the founder and managing director of The Capitol Forum, Teddy Downey’s work has consistently focused on uncovering the hidden dynamics that shape market competition and influence corporate behavior. His sharp analysis, commitment to transparency, and ability to provide clear insights into complex policy issues have made him a trusted voice among The Capitol Forum’s legal and investor subscribers.
Teddy’s inclusion in Washingtonian’s influential list underscores his pivotal role in the antitrust landscape. As a leading expert on antitrust enforcement, he has been at the forefront of efforts to challenge monopolistic practices and promote fair competition. In his role at The Capitol Forum, Teddy has overseen numerous groundbreaking investigations and reports that expose anti-competitive practices, provide in-depth analysis of regulatory actions, and offer insightful commentary on trends in competition policy. His ability to bring clarity to the complexities of antitrust law has made him a go-to source for journalists, legal professionals, and public policy experts.
Being named to Washingtonian‘s prestigious list of influencers is a reflection of Teddy’s growing influence in antitrust journalism. Teddy’s insights on antitrust enforcement have been instrumental in fostering dialogue on the future of competition in key sectors, from tech to healthcare. His reporting often sparks conversations around the balance between corporate power and consumer rights, pushing lawmakers and regulators to consider the long-term impact of their decisions.
As an influential figure in the realm of business and public policy, Teddy’s commitment to accountability and transparency has been a defining feature of his work. At The Capitol Forum, he has worked tirelessly to ensure that our reporting holds powerful companies and regulators to account for their actions. By focusing on the intersections of business, finance, and policy, Teddy and his team have exposed the ways in which corporate interests often shape and distort public policy for their benefit. His recognition by Washingtonian not only honors his individual contributions to antitrust law and policy but also highlights the broader mission of The Capitol Forum to provide independent, fact-driven journalism.
