Dr. Glenn Woroch is Adjunct Professor of Economics,
University of California, Berkeley, and Executive
Director of the Center for Research on
Telecommunications Policy. Dr. Woroch is an
internationally recognized expert in the economics
of the telecommunications industry, and has served
as a consultant to governments and the private
sector on a wide range of telecommunications
issues.
Dr. Woroch has published numerous articles on industrial organization,
regulation, antitrust, corporate strategy and intellectual property. He
served on the editorial boards of Information Economics & Policy, the
Journal of Regulatory Economics, and Telecommunications Policy and was
a founding member of the International Telecommunications Society.
Dr. Woroch is regularly retained as an economic expert witness on
litigation matters involving monopolization claims, mergers, intellectual
property infringement, and economic damages. Besides his expertise in
telecommunications, Dr. Woroch has extensive experience in the
broadcast and cable television, computer software, personal computer,
computer networking, ecommerce, electric power and food and beverage
industries. Dr. Woroch has been an economic advisor to government
agencies including the U.S. Departments of Energy and Justice and the
Office of Technology Assessment. In addition to his U.S. engagements, he
has consulted to private and public sector clients in Latin America, the
Pacific Rim and Western Europe.
Previously, Dr. Woroch taught economics at the University of Rochester
and Stanford University, and was Senior Member of Technical Staff at GTE
Laboratories. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics and M.A. in Statistics from
Berkeley.