Johanne Peyre is currently the President of the French Polynesian Competition Authority. She previously worked as Concurrences COO and Special Adviser on competition law trends and project development. She previously led the competition practice with a global remit for Pearson, a major publisher of educational solutions (New York). Elected by 40 in their 40s Notable Women Competition Professionals in Europe, the Americas and Africa, and featured as an influential lawyer by several expert publications including Concurrences, Modern Legal Practice and GCR, Johanne has an unwavering commitment to ensuring innovative change in the antitrust compliance management. She is a prominent in-house counsel and manager who offers regular commentary and advice on how to best get traction from the business on antitrust risks and compliance (BIICL, OECD, GCR, ABA etc.). Johanne received degrees from Montpellier University, DJCE, and King’s College London. She has extended experience in both private practice (Baker &McKenzie Paris where she reported to current FMI Chief Christine Lagarde, and Cleary Gottlieb, Brussels, Paris and Washington D.C.) and occupying in-house positions (served as Head of Global Competition Law for the Michelin group). Her recognized expertise encompasses all aspects of competition law (she notably pioneered private damages actions in the EU) to innovative networking and compliance solutions (awarded of best serious game for her Michelin Antitrust innovative and first ever gaming learning solution in the legal space). Johanne is also dedicated to improving diversity in the legal sphere by her strong involvement in various mentoring initiatives (US National Federation of the Blind; Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy and Ethics of USC Gould School of Law).
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On 23–25 January 2023, the Polynesian Competition Authority (Autorité polynésienne de la concurrence or APC) held the first Tahiti Competition Days. This symposium brought together Polynesian stakeholders, administration, economic actors, practitioners, international specialists, and (...)
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Interview conducted by Michal S. Gal, Professor, University of Haifa. With a small population of 300,000, which is scattered over more than 100 islands in the southern Pacific Ocean, and relatively high barriers to external trade, French Polynesia is the archetype of a small economy. Such (...)
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Interview conducted by Romano Subiotto, Solicitor-Advocate, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, London/Brussels. What are the main criteria on which you select an outside counsel? I can say that the following are the main criteria: Ability to provide a useful opinion that enables us (...)
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What are the consequences for business of the Commission’s Communication on Article 82 of the Treaty? Does it make the Commission’s action more predictable? Does the use of a wide range of economic criteria reduce the risk that pro-competitive practices by dominant companies will be considered (...)
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Women & Antitrust - Voices from the Field, Vol. II
