Mr. Chung advises clients on geopolitical, regulatory, national security, and reputational risk issues. He also plays a major role in contributing to Patomak’s growing CFIUS-related advisory services.​

Mr. Chung previously served as U.S. Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) with the rank of Ambassador, where he represented the United States on the Board of Directors of the multilateral institution from August 2018 to January 2021.​

Prior to his work as Ambassador, Mr. Chung served as U.S. Alternate Director. He led the U.S. Mission to the ADB and provided leadership in promoting U.S. policy goals and interests before ADB departments and offices as well as foreign officials and counterparts. For his contributions at ADB and the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mr. Chung was a recipient of Treasury’s Distinguished Service Award.​

From January 2017 to July 2018, he served in the Treasury as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs and as an advisor in the Office of International Affairs, where he worked on communications and policy issues related to international economics, development finance, trade, multilateral fora (G20, G7, FSB, and Paris Club), CFIUS, and the bilateral relationship between the Treasury and ministries of finance, central banks, regulators, and aid agencies of other countries.​

In addition to his role at Patomak, he serves as a Senior Advisor with the Project on Prosperity and Development at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Center for Regenerative Design and Collaboration Global, a sustainable building materials company that creates appreciating value from the world’s plastic waste, and as an advisor to REITIUM, a real estate technology investment platform utilizing NFTs and blockchain.​

He previously worked as a public affairs and strategy consultant focusing on Asia and worked in federal and state government. The son of immigrants from South Korea, Mr. Chung is a graduate of Trinity College in Connecticut.