Randal Phillips is the Managing Partner for Asia of the Mintz Group, and correspondingly manages the Mintz Group’s activities across Asia. He is also a vice chairman on AmCham China’s Board of Governors and a co-chair of the chamber's US Government Relations Committee.

Iain has over 16 years of China-based leadership and operations management experience, providing MNC clients with risk management, accounting and finance, audit and compliance solutions. His roles in China, prior to joining H&A, involved managing operations in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Zhuhai, as well as coordinating development into North East and Central China.

Since joining H&A, Young has been responsible for key account management, initial risk analysis, coordinating response and initiating engagement across all lines of business - Corporate Intelligence, Fraud Prevention & Integrity Risks, Security Risk Management and Risk Intelligence.

Young is generally the first point of contact for most client inquiries in mainland China and assists coordinating cross-border engagements. Prior to arriving in China, he was an Underwriter with Zurich, a broker with Aon (both in the UK) and a Financial Risks Analyst with Royal & SunAlliance in Sydney, Australia.

Young has a BSc (Hons) in Business Economics from the University of Salford and is a Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE). He is also proficient in Mandarin.

Christopher Mortorff is an attorney with seven years of professional business and legal experience in Asia and the United States with professional proficiency in spoken and written Chinese.

His legal experience includes anti-corruption compliance (FCPA and Chinese anti-bribery rules, third party risk mitigation), antitrust (including IP licensing, channel risks, and SEPs policy), international trade, cybersecurity/cybercrime and commercial legal agreements (including cloud and devices). His non-legal experience includes value chain optimization, financial management, IP/piracy risk mitigation and investigations into Chinese companies.