Governance at the Lexuan Foundation has never been just a slide deck — it's a professional system of collaboration that lets our educational vision be realized over the long term. From the Board of Directors and cross-disciplinary advisors to the executive team and international partners, we work together to keep music education, cultural exchange, and public-good initiatives moving forward.
Professional collaboration, sustaining educational impact
Lexuan Foundation brings together professional strength from education, culture, arts, and society. Through clear roles and diverse collaboration, we turn every project from concept into practice. From strategic direction and professional support to project execution and cross-sector partnership, we continue connecting experience and resources across fields, building stable, long-term partnerships so the value of education extends beyond a single event, accumulating, deepening, and growing with each practice.
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Board of Directors
Responsible for safeguarding the mission, governance oversight, major strategy, resource allocation, and long-term direction.
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Advisory Board
Bringing together cross-disciplinary expertise in music, education, international exchange, governance, finance, and branding.
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Professional Team
Turning strategy into real execution across campuses, orchestras, events, charitable initiatives, and international projects.
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International Collaboration
Connecting overseas schools, cultural institutions, music festivals, and city partners into a long-term cooperative network.
FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
陳皇圖 Winson Chen
Executive Director · EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
"Let music become a light in children's hearts, seeing the world through melody, and seeing a braver self as well."
Long committed to music education, tech incubation VC industry, youth orchestra development, and international cultural exchange, continuously helping Taiwanese students step into schools, stages, and cultural venues in Japan and Europe, while building sustainable partnerships among schools, orchestras, and cities.
In governing the foundation, equal emphasis is placed on educational content, international connections, and long-term systems, so that every project leaves behind lasting learning, relationships, and social impact—not just a single event.
Lexuan Cultural Education Foundation｜Executive Director
Long-term advocate of music education and youth orchestra development
Experience integrating international VC investment and educational resources
Promoter of international music and cultural exchange
BOARD OF DIRECTORS · 04
Board of Directors｜Mission, Governance, and Long-Term Direction
The Board of Directors bears key responsibility for realizing the Foundation's mission and long-term development, contributing diverse experience and perspectives across education, organizational governance, financial sustainability, and international engagement to shared decision-making.
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BOARD COMPOSITION｜Balancing Educational Mission, Governance Quality, Financial Sustainability, and International Vision
BOARD MEMBER
VICE CHAIR
Lin Ya-Hui Claire Lin Deputy Executive Director｜Education Governance and Philanthropic Strategy
Background in cultural education, public welfare projects, and organizational governance, with long-term involvement in educational resource integration and cross-sector strategic planning.
Nonprofit Governance and Institutional Design
Education Policy and Project Evaluation
Public Welfare Resources and Cross-Sector Collaboration
BOARD MEMBER
DIRECTOR
Huang Chih-Hung David Huang Director｜Financial Governance and Sustainable Development
Experienced in corporate finance, risk management, and operational governance, with a focus on the Foundation's resource allocation, transparency, and long-term sustainability.
Financial Planning and Risk Governance
Budgeting and Resource Allocation
Sustainable Development and Impact Management
BOARD MEMBER
DIRECTOR
Yeh Hsin-Yi Evelyn Yeh Director｜International Culture and Public Relations
Background in international cultural cooperation, brand communication, and public relations, helping to build partnership networks with overseas schools, cities, and cultural institutions.
International Cultural Exchange
Public Relations and Brand Strategy
Cross-Border Partnership Collaboration
＃The above is the list of Board members and related role information for Lexuan Cultural Education Foundation's 2026 term, presented according to the Foundation's current organizational structure. Should any personnel, positions, or details change, updates will follow the Foundation's latest approved records.
Advisory Team · 05
Advisors｜Bringing Cross-Disciplinary Expertise into Key Decisions
Five advisors covering art, education, Japan exchange, governance, and European strategy form an external think tank that stays out of daily operations but offers expert judgment on major projects and long-term planning.
ADVISOR
ARTISTIC ADVISOR
Hsieh Wei-ming Aaron Hsieh Art Advisor｜Conducting, Orchestras & Artistic Quality
With experience in orchestra rehearsal, stage planning, and music education, helps review repertoire planning, performance quality, and youth orchestra development direction.
Orchestra Training
Repertoire Planning
Artistic Quality & Stage Practice
ADVISOR
EDUCATION ADVISOR
Wu Ching-hui Ching-Hui Wu Education Advisor｜School Music & Teacher Training
With a background in school education, curriculum development, and teacher training, helps the foundation turn international exchange into sustainable school-based learning content.
Familiar with Japanese school culture, local politics, and cross-cultural communication, helps build cooperation mechanisms between Taiwanese and Japanese schools, orchestras, and cultural venues.
With a background in nonprofit governance, contract review, and cross-border project risk management, helps establish systems, authorization, and collaboration standards.
Foundation Governance
Contracts & Compliance
Project Risk Control
ADVISOR
GLOBAL STRATEGY ADVISOR
Martin Keller Martin Keller International Strategy Advisor｜European Cultural Projects & Festival Cooperation
With a background in European cultural events, serving as a standing advisor for European art festivals, and international project coordination, helps the foundation expand cross-city and cross-institutional collaboration.
European Cultural Cooperation
Festival & Venue Collaboration
International Project Strategy
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Foundation Professional Team｜Turning Mission into Action
Our colleagues collaborate across six capability groups — operations & governance, education development, international exchange, artistic production, philanthropic resources, and brand content — giving the Foundation a clear chain of responsibility from strategy and curriculum to partners, stage, and documentation.
Oversees annual operations, governance execution, and cross-department collaboration, turning the board's direction into actionable education and international projects.
Nonprofit Operations
Organizational Management
Strategy Execution
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DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL EXCHANGE
Lin Che-Yu Jason Lin Director of International Exchange｜Overseas Schools & City Partnerships
Manages contact points in Japan, Europe, and other overseas partners, coordinating school exchanges, cultural venues, and international event projects.
International Project Management
Cross-Cultural Coordination
Partnership Relations
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DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
Chang Ya-Wen Vivian Chang Director of Education Development｜Curriculum, Faculty & Learning Journey
Plans school music education, teacher collaboration, and student learning outcomes, ensuring exchange activities stay grounded in educational goals.
Curriculum Development
Teacher Collaboration
Educational Outcomes
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DIRECTOR OF ARTISTIC PROGRAMS
Li Hsin-Yi Sophie Lee Director of Artistic Projects｜Orchestra, Repertoire & Stage Content
Coordinates the orchestra, conductors, repertoire, and stage content, linking rehearsals, joint concerts, and arts education projects.
Artistic Planning
Orchestra Production
Stage Content
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FINANCE & OPERATIONS MANAGER
Wang Kai-Wen Kevin Wang Finance & Operations Manager｜Budget, Procurement & Process Governance
Responsible for budget control, procurement, vendors, and administrative processes, supporting the stable operation of the Foundation's projects.
Drives corporate partnerships, philanthropic sponsorship, and educational resource matching, building a sustainable network of social support.
Corporate Partnerships
Philanthropic Fundraising
Resource Matching
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BRAND & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
Su Wen-Ting Wendy Su Brand & Media Manager｜Brand, Content & Media Relations
Oversees brand identity, media content, press materials, and digital communication, ensuring educational achievements are clearly understood and preserved.
Manages overseas itineraries, school and institutional contacts, documentation, and on-site coordination, supporting the execution of international exchange projects.
Maintains relationships with partner schools, teachers, and orchestra contacts, coordinating campus exchanges, co-learning content, and student participation arrangements.
School Partnerships
Educational Communication
Exchange Planning
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EVENT PRODUCTION MANAGER
Tseng Po-Hsiang Sean Tseng Event Production Manager｜Stage, Technical & On-Site Production
Handles stage technology, venue coordination, logistics, equipment, and production processes, supporting concerts and large-scale events.
Stage Production
Venue Coordination
Technical Execution
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GOVERNANCE & ADMINISTRATION OFFICER
Kao Yu-Ting Yuting Kao Administrative & Board Affairs Specialist｜Governance Administration & Board Management
Manages board agendas, meeting minutes, administrative documents, and policy tracking, keeping governance processes complete and traceable.
Board Affairs
Administrative Management
Document Governance
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CONTENT & MEDIA PRODUCER
Lin Jo-Ching Zoe Lin Media & Content Planner｜Video Documentation & Digital Content
Handles event footage, student stories, outcome documentation, and digital content, building the Foundation's long-term educational archive.
Photography & Video
Story Collection
Digital Content
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Educational Expertise
Every activity begins with students' learning and teachers' needs.
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International Collaboration
Building partnerships through long-term relationships, not one-off events.
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Stage Practice
Turning rehearsals, production, and performance into growth experiences.
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Governance & Documentation
Letting resources, processes, and outcomes accumulate over time.
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION
Our international partners: not just connections, but long-term companionship and shared practice
Lexuan Foundation's international collaborations can build four types of partner networks—"School–City–Music Institution–Cultural Venue"—depending on the project. External pages should present institution names, collaborative roles, partnership duration, and concrete outcomes, avoiding logo-only displays without context.
Joint performances, masterclasses, professional stages, artistic advisory, and international festival collaborations.
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Cities and Cultural Venues
Deep connections with local governments, cultural facilities, world heritage sites, and urban cultural content.
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Charity and Corporate Partners
Educational resources, instruments, grants, volunteers, and long-term social impact partnerships.
WORK WITH LE XUAN FOUNDATION
Connecting the power of expertise, so education's impact can reach deeper and further.
We welcome educators, artists, businesses, cultural institutions, and international partners to build deeper, lasting music education partnerships with the Lexuan Cultural Education Foundation.
