Build a competitor-collaboration agenda that names purpose, boundaries, attendees, and minutes.
Risk signal Supplier strategy alignment First control Allowed/out-of-scope agenda Record to keep Minutes The agenda should make the lawful purpose visible and the sensitive topics impossible to miss. Using broad words like align, coordinate, or standardize without defining the information boundary. A vague business thread moves forward without a clear risk owner. The team names the antitrust issue, limits the next step, and records who must approve changes. FTC competitor-collaboration purpose-and-effect framework + meeting roles discipline State the legitimate purpose Write the procompetitive or public-interest reason in concrete terms: packaging recyclability, safety, interoperability, or regulatory feedback. Avoid vague alignment language.…
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