E. J. McKay's global operations are run by the Executive Committee comprised of representatives from four offices. Brief biography of the Committee members are as follows:

James Z. Li – Shanghai

James Z. Li is the Chairman and CEO of the E. J. McKay Group, a position he has held since 2001. Prior to E. J. McKay, he was an investment banker with Merrill Lynch, a consultant with McKinsey, and ran the China operations of VA Tech AG, a firm which later merged with Siemens. A Chinese native, James holds degrees from Harvard, Oxford and the University of Chicago, and is an adjunct professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Peter F. Tufo – New York

Peter F. Tufo is Chairman of E. J. McKay International. He was formerly US Ambassador to Hungary, where he managed some of the most important events of history representing the United States and NATO. Prior to that, he was Senior Managing Director at the investment banking division of Merrill Lynch, and prior to that, he was a senior partner with Wall Street law firm Milbank Tweed, Hadley & McCloy. Apart from his private sector experience, Peter had a distinguished career in public service, having served as the Chairman of New York City Board of Correction, and Chairman and CEO of New York State Thruway Authority. An ex-marine, Peter graduated with a JD from Yale Law School, was the past President of the Yale Law School Alumni Association. He also studied at Oxford as a Marshall Scholar.

Kamal K. Rungta – Mumbai

Kamal K. Rungta is Chairman of E. J. McKay India, managing the firm's Delhi, Mumbai, Pune offices as well as the firm's Middle East operations. He is the founding member of E. J. McKay India, and previously held senior executive positions at major multinationals and IT companies. Kamal is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and received his graduate education in the United States.

An E. J. McKay engagement commits the firm's resources and credibility to represent and advise a client in one or a series of complex transactions, quite often under multiple jurisdictions. We take each engagement with the utmost seriousness, and employ a procedure to ensure the success of our work.

The Partner who originates the client relationship will act as the sponsor and present the case to a Committee comprised of partners from at least three countries, who will evaluate the suitability of such opportunity. Some of the questions the Committee asks are:

1. Is E. J. McKay well positioned to add significant value to the client?
2. Is the client of strategic importance to the firm's long term growth?
3. Does this organization share the core values of our firm?
4. What are the terms and conditions of the proposed engagement?

We take a consensus approach in the Commitment Committee, and any engagement the firm enters into represents the unanimous support by the firm's partners and the resources they command locally and globally.