Europe Expansion The Open Markets Institute expanded its offices to Europe, signaling capacity for cross border policy research and collaboration. This creates opportunities to offer European regulators think tanks and policymakers targeted research on market concentration, competition policy, and regulatory impact analyses. Potential clients include EU institutions, national regulators, and foundations funding pan European antitrust initiatives.

AI Policy Leadership The launch of the People's AI Action Plan shows a strong stance on AI governance and public interest policy. This creates demand for AI policy risk assessments, governance frameworks, and stakeholder engagement programs for government agencies technology platforms and civil society coalitions. Potential sales targets include regulators, large tech firms seeking independent accountability insights, and funders seeking rigorous AI policy research.

Antitrust Litigation Support Active involvement in antitrust litigation and amicus briefs signals deep expertise in competition policy and market analysis. Services could include economic consulting, market concentration studies, expert testimony support, and policy briefs for litigation and advocacy groups. Target law firms, corporate defendants, plaintiffs, and nonprofit litigants focusing on monopoly and exclusionary conduct.

Media Partnerships The institute blends rigorous research with journalism, enabling credible content creation and public impact campaigns. There is potential to produce co branded reports, investigative series, and licensing of research to media outlets or platforms, plus sponsored events and briefings for policymakers. Target media organizations, publishers, and platforms seeking data backed antitrust and market competition content.

Foundation Fundraising With modest to mid range revenue and active NGO partnerships, there is scope to secure philanthropic funding for targeted programs in antitrust policy, food system concentration, and worker rights. Proposals could emphasize impact evaluation, policy outcomes, and cross sector collaboration, appealing to foundations focused on competition, consumer protection, labor, and public interest technology policy.