Adam Smith served in the Obama Administration as the Director for Multilateral Affairs on the National Security Council and as Senior Advisor to the Director of the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the agency that designs, implements and enforces U.S. sanctions. Adam travelled to more than 50 countries to meet with corporate and government officials to talk about sanctions, compliance, and risks. As a primary architect of the U.S. sanctions on Iran and Russia, Adam negotiated the implementation of parallel sanctions by the European Union, Canada and Australia, and designed sanctions relief strategies in the context of the Iran nuclear agreement. At Gibson Dunn, Adam has worked with some of the largest companies in the world regarding complying with sanctions, engaging regulators, and responding to government inquiries.

Patrick recently served as the DOJ’s Chief of the FCPA Unit, where he oversaw all criminal FCPA enforcement investigations, compliance assessments, and monitorships. Patrick served as the DOJ's principal representative to the OECD's Working Group on Bribery. Before leading the FCPA Unit, Patrick served as the Co-Chief of the Securities and Financial Fraud Unit of the Fraud Section of DOJ. During Patrick’s nearly 18 years as a federal prosecutor, he tried more than 30 federal jury trials including the largest financial bank fraud case in U.S. history. Patrick began his career at the Department of Justice’s Tax Division, where he prosecuted complex corporate and individual tax fraud cases.

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.