# PhD Happy Hour (Antitrust & Competition) at CRA Event Registration Board

> United States · Unspecified · Other · open. Source: https://alderhq.app/jobs/greenhouse%3Acraevents%3A8141369 (read 2026-11-09).

## Facts (observed)

- Company: [CRA Event Registration Board](https://alderhq.app/companies/cra-event-registration-board)
- Location text: Chicago, IL
- Where it can be done from (inferred): United States (evidence: "Location: Chicago, IL")
- Posted: 2026-09-28 (42 days ago)
- First seen by alder: 2026-11-04 · last verified: 2026-11-08
- Reposted: 0 times · edited: 0 times
- Apply on the employer's site: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/craevents/jobs/8141369

## Pay and sponsorship

- Posted pay: not posted
- Market band for similar posted roles (Chicago, n 579): p25 $66k, median $96k, p75 $147k

## Description (the employer's text)

Tuesday, October 27th \| 6:00 pm CT

Charles River Associates invites current PhD (Economics) students to join us for food, refreshments, and an exclusive opportunity to meet some of our consultants this fall. Members of our Chicago, IL - Antitrust & Competition team will share their expertise into economic, strategy, and litigation consulting during the event.

To RSVP for the event, please fill out the registration form below. Once you have signed up, our team will review your materials to confirm your degree and send additional details about the event to those who meet the necessary criteria.

Please note: the content of this event is specifically tailored to Economists seeking roles within the North American job market. All who are pursuing a PhD in fields such as Accounting, Engineering, Finance, or any of the Life Sciences are encouraged to register for later events that will be suited for these fields of study.

We look forward to connecting with you soon!

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