Ms. Su Yan, General Counsel of Coca-Cola Greater China & Mongolia Operating Unit.

Ms. Su Yan joined The Coca-Cola Company in 2004 as the legal director of Shanghai Shen-mei, the biggest bottler of The Coca-Cola Company in Asia Pacific at the time. Ms. Su became the General Counsel of Coca-Cola Bottling Investment Group China in 2007 and appointed as General Manager – Reputation Management in 2010. In 2015, Ms. Su Yan had been assigned to The Coca-Cola Company corporate office in Atlanta as the senior managing counsel responsible for franchise bottler related legal matters worldwide. In 2018, she has appointed as the General Counsel of Coca-Cola Greater China & Mongolia Operating Unit covering the territories cross mainland China, HK, Macau, Taiwan, and Mongolia.

Tiana Zhang is a litigation partner in the Shanghai office of
Kirkland & Ellis International LLP where she advises clients on investigations, crisis management and complex disputes arising from their business in China and the United States.

She has advised numerous multi-national and Chinese global companies on a wide array of high stakes matters relating to accounting fraud, securities law compliance, anti-corruption, trade secret, antitrust, data privacy and U.S. trade control issues. She has extensive experience handling cross border investigations and parallel lawsuits involving multiple jurisdictions and helping clients navigate challenging and delicate circumstances.

Tiana is one of a very small number of attorneys who have an intimate understanding of law and culture in both U.S. and China; extensive investigation and litigation experience in both jurisdictions; and a strong track record of handling complicated legal and compliance issues in various forums in both countries Recognized for her impressive experience in handling complicated cross border investigations and litigation, Tiana was selected as one of the five “Top Attorneys under 40” for White
Collar by Law360 in 2017, one of the most well respected recognition for attorneys under 40 in the United States.

Maggie Jia is a Partner and Head Lawyer of the compliance and employment department of DaWo Law Firm Shanghai. Maggie a routinely leads massive employment projects, such as restructuring, investigations, group dismissal, strikes, trainings and she also represents clients in arbitration and court for dispute resolution. Maggie specializes in strategic employment counselling and developing creative employment solutions for multinational corporations and local enterprises.
 
Maggie Jia graduated from Jena University in Germany with an LL.M. and also from the East China University of Politics and Law with an LL.B. She is licensed and registered lawyer of the bar association of China. Maggie is trilingual in English, German and Mandarin.

Dr. Tim Klatte is a Partner and Head of the Shanghai Forensic Advisory Services practice of Grant Thornton China. With 27 years of China-related experience, and over 15 years working in Shanghai, Tim holds expertise in multi-industry compliance operations (including policy management, monitoring, training, and communications, whistleblower hotline, integrity due diligence, and forensic investigations) to organizations in China and Asia. He holds both an MBA and DBA, with concentrations in International Business. He is the Chairman of the AmCham Shanghai Ethics & Compliance Committee and the Co-Chairman of the American Bar Association, China Committee. Tim is also an Adjunct Professor in Webster University’s MBA Program teaching courses on “Globalization” & “Anti-Competition & Anti-Monopoly Issues.” Finally, Tim is currently co-authoring a book on corporate compliance in China titled Ethically Powered.

Boon Kim Fam (Kim) is currently the Senior Legal Counsel, Compliance, Asia Pacific for PVH Corp, the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger. She has over 17 years’ legal and compliance experience in Europe and Asia, gained in US law firms, the US and China-listed companies, as well as both the UK and Malaysian central government. Kim has the cultural sensitivity, technical expertise, and sound international outlook to seamlessly translate a Global Compliance program to effectively obtain buy-in from senior leaders and key business partners. Kim is passionate about business-driven compliance, and constantly identifies opportunities to inspire senior leaders to become Ethical champions. Kim was shortlisted for the category of Compliance Officer of the Year, Women in Compliance Awards 2020, a prestigious global award organized by C5 Communications Ltd, London to celebrate and honor women in Compliance.