Kellie Zhang
About Kellie Zhang
Kellie Zhang is a New Zealand qualified Associate currently working at Linklaters in London, specializing in cross-border transactions and civil litigation. She previously held positions at Buddle Findlay and served on the board of VOYCE - Whakarongo Mai.
Work at Linklaters
Kellie Zhang has been working at Linklaters as an Associate since 2022. She is qualified in New Zealand and is based in London, England. At Linklaters, she is part of the Asia Business team, where she focuses on commercial transactions involving Asia. Her role includes specializing in cross-border transactions, particularly those related to investment and acquisition in the Asian market.
Previous Experience at Buddle Findlay
Before joining Linklaters, Kellie Zhang worked at Buddle Findlay in various capacities. She served as a Senior Solicitor from 2021 to 2022, following four years as a Solicitor from 2017 to 2021. Additionally, she held the position of Law Clerk for five months in 2017 and worked as a Summer Clerk for three months in 2016. Her experience at Buddle Findlay provided her with a solid foundation in civil litigation and employment law.
Board Membership at VOYCE - Whakarongo Mai
Kellie Zhang was a Board Member at VOYCE - Whakarongo Mai from 2019 to 2021. In this role, she contributed to the organization, which focuses on the voices of children and young people in care. Her involvement spanned two years, during which she engaged in initiatives aimed at improving outcomes for youth.
Education and Expertise
Kellie Zhang studied at The University of Auckland, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws with Honors (BA/LLB Hons) from 2011 to 2017. Her educational background has equipped her with a strong legal foundation, which she applies in her practice areas, including civil litigation and employment law. She has experience in both the District Court and High Court, as well as in mediation and Employment Court hearings.
Youth Advisory Panel at Ministry of Social Development
Kellie Zhang served on the Youth Advisory Panel at the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) from 2016 to 2017. This role involved engaging with youth issues in Wellington and Wairarapa, New Zealand. Her participation in the panel reflects her commitment to advocating for the needs and perspectives of young people.