Marc Menard is the General Manager of Swiss Insurance Partners in Hong Kong and a specialist in International Health Insurance with a particular focus on the Asian market. After completing European Business School in France with a specialization in Corporate Finance, he worked in a leading French bank as a financial adviser where he acquired a strong knowledge in dealing with private clients. Mr. Menard lived and worked in the USA, the UK and Australia and decided to move to Hong Kong to complete his MBA in Finance. His expertise in International Health Insurance was build-up through his experience as a private client adviser for a leading medical insurance broker in Asia. He acquired extensive knowledge in providing the best solutions for individuals and corporate clients. Marc Menard is fluent in French, English and Spanish.

David Herratt is the CEO of Swiss Insurance Partners Hong Kong and has over 30 years of experience in the insurance industry in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. He was the Chief Executive of William Russell (Far East) Limited and opened their operation in Hong Kong. He has also held executive positions with Lloyd's of London, Thomas Miller Risk Management in the United Kingdom, ONIC General Insurance Company in Oman, CLP Power in Hong Kong and the Skandia Group. He is a consultant and advisor for Asia to Hampden Agencies Limited and an Independent Non-Executive Director of Crosby Capital Limited. David is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute (FCII) and a Fellow of the Institute of Risk Management (FIRM). David Herratt is fluent in English and Swedish.

Samantha Sung is the Manager Assistant and Client Consultant of Swiss Insurance Partners in Hong Kong. She worked in the agency offices of leading insurance companies with focus on Hong Kong Market. After graduating from the Business School of The University of Hong Kong, she worked in multi-national companies with experience on handling clients especially from the Asian Pacific Region. Samantha is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.