Baker McKenzie will carry on the firm’s strategy its late chairman helped create, and remain flexible enough to adjust to the challenges of changing markets, said Milton Cheng, the firm’s newly elected global chair.
Cheng was recently elected following the death in April of his predecessor, Paul Rawlinson. He is the firm’s first Asian chair and was the managing partner of the firm’s Hong Kong office, in addition to overseeing business in eight markets across the Asia-Pacific region. His four-year tenure began in October.
“Our vision and purpose remains the same, which is to help simplify and navigate a complex world for clients, and to work with our clients and our people to serve our communities globally,” he told Asia Business Law Journal.
Cheng said his work going forward would be anchored around five priorities.
“My priorities will be to fortify and align our client programmes around the world, our key client initiatives,” he said.
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