Trump picks Andrew Ferguson to chair FTC – Reuters

Trump Selects Andrew Ferguson to Lead Federal Trade Commission

President Trump announced his decision to appoint Andrew Ferguson as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC is an independent agency with the mission to protect consumers and promote competition.

Khan Trump made this decision off the heels of several key appointments, including Ronald Johnson as the U.S. ambassador to Mexico.

“Andrew Ferguson has a strong track record of dedication to fairness and consumer protection,” Trump said in a statement. “His deep understanding of market dynamics and commitment to fair competition make him the ideal candidate to lead the FTC during these important times.”

Ferguson’s Background and Experience

Before his appointment, Ferguson served as a prominent legal expert and advised the White House on a range of legal and regulatory issues. His expertise in antitrust law and regulatory affairs is expected to inform his approach to leading the FTC.

Ferguson’s appointment has been met with both praise and criticism. Supporters commend his experience and belief that he possesses the necessary skills to effectively lead the FTC.

Emphasis

on Consumer Protection Holi

Trump emphasized in his statement that consumer protection will be a top priority for the FTC under Ferguson’s leadership. The FTC has been involved in several high-profile cases recently, including those concerning data privacy and online marketplaces.

Trump expressed confidence in Ferguson’s ability to enforce existing regulations and address emerging challenges in the evolving technological landscape.