Profile

Zach Meyers is a senior research fellow at the Centre for European Reform where he works on EU competition policy, particularly in the digital sector.

Prior to joining the CER, Zach spent over 10 years as a competition and regulatory lawyer in Australia, the US and the UK. He has particular expertise in economic regulation and network industries such as telecoms, energy, payments, financial services and airports. In addition to advising in the private sector, he has consulted to a number of developing country governments, regulators and the World Bank on competition reforms in regulated sectors.

Zach graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008 with a Bachelor in Laws (First Class Hons) and Bachelor of Arts. He also holds a Diploma of Modern Languages (French) and a Master of Public & International Law from the University of Melbourne, and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law.

Zach can be followed on twitter at @Zach_CER.