Board of Directors
Responsible for safeguarding our mission, governance oversight, major strategy, resource allocation, and long-term direction.
Governance at the Lexuan Foundation has never been just a slide deck—it is a professional collaborative system that turns educational ideals into lasting reality. From the Board of Directors and cross-disciplinary advisors to our executive team and international partners, we work together to keep music education, cultural exchange, and public service moving forward.
The Lexuan Foundation brings together professional strengths in education, culture, art, and society. Through clear division of labor and diverse collaboration, we turn every idea into practice. From setting direction and providing professional support to driving projects and cross-sector partnerships, we continue to connect experience and resources across fields, building stable, long-term partnerships—so the value of education grows beyond a single event, accumulating and deepening through every act of practice.
Responsible for safeguarding our mission, governance oversight, major strategy, resource allocation, and long-term direction.
Bringing together cross-disciplinary expertise in music, education, international exchange, governance, finance, and branding.
Turning strategy into real execution across schools, orchestras, events, charitable initiatives, and international projects.
Connecting overseas schools, cultural institutions, music festivals, and city partners into a lasting network of collaboration.

“Let music become a ray of light in children's hearts—seeing the world through melody, and seeing a braver version of themselves.”
Long committed to music education, tech-incubation VC ventures, youth orchestra development, and international cultural exchange, he continues to bring Taiwanese students into schools, stages, and cultural venues across Japan and Europe, building sustainable partnerships among schools, orchestras, and cities.
In governing the foundation, he emphasizes advancing educational content, international connections, and long-term systems together, so that every project leaves behind lasting learning, relationships, and social impact—not just a single event.

The Board carries key responsibility for realizing the Foundation's mission and long-term growth, bringing together expertise in education, organizational governance, financial sustainability, and international engagement to guide decision-making.

With a background in cultural education, public benefit projects, and organizational governance, she has long been engaged in integrating educational resources and cross-sector strategic planning.

With experience in corporate finance, risk management, and operational governance, he focuses on the Foundation's resource allocation, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

With a background in international cultural cooperation, brand communication, and public relations, she helps build partnership networks with overseas schools, cities, and cultural institutions.
Five advisors covering arts, education, Japan exchange, governance, and European international strategy, forming an external think tank that stays out of daily administration but offers professional judgment on major projects and long-term planning.

With experience in orchestra rehearsal, stage planning, and music education, helping review repertoire planning, performance quality, and youth orchestra development direction.

With a background in school education, curriculum development, and teacher training, helping the foundation turn international exchange into sustainable school-based learning content.

Familiar with Japanese school culture, local politics, and cross-cultural communication, helping establish 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, helping establish systems, authorization, and cooperation guidelines.

With a background in European cultural events, serving as a standing advisor for European arts festivals, and coordinating international projects, helping the foundation expand cross-city and cross-institutional cooperation.
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, stages, and records.

Oversees annual operations, governance execution, and cross-department collaboration, turning the Board's direction into actionable education and international projects.

Manages contacts in Japan, Europe, and other overseas partners, coordinating school exchanges, cultural venues, and international event projects.

Plans campus music education, teacher collaboration, and student learning outcomes, ensuring exchange activities stay grounded in educational goals.

Oversees orchestras, conductors, repertoire, and stage content, linking rehearsals, joint concerts, and arts education projects.

Handles budget control, procurement, vendors, and administrative processes, supporting the stable running of all Foundation projects.

Drives corporate partnerships, charitable sponsorship, and education resource matching, building a sustainable network of social support.

Oversees brand identity, media content, press materials, and digital communication, so educational achievements are clearly understood and preserved.

Manages timelines for major events, administrative integration, on-site logistics, and cross-team collaboration, ensuring projects land on schedule.

Handles 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.

Handles stage technology, venue coordination, logistics, equipment, and production processes, supporting concerts and large-scale events.

Handles Board agendas, meeting minutes, administrative documents, and policy tracking, keeping governance processes complete and traceable.

Handles event footage, student stories, outcome records, and digital content, building the Foundation's long-term educational archive.
Every activity begins with students' learning and teachers' needs.
Building partnerships through long-term relationships, not one-off events.
Turning rehearsals, production, and performance into growth experiences.
Letting resources, processes, and outcomes accumulate over time.

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 actual outcomes, avoiding logo displays without context.
Joint courses, classroom exchanges, student visits, teacher observation, and long-term sister-school partnerships.
Joint performances, masterclasses, professional stages, artistic advisory, and international festival collaborations.
Deep connections with local governments, cultural facilities, world heritage sites, and urban cultural content.
Educational resources, instruments, grants, volunteers, and long-term social impact partnerships.
We welcome educators, artists, businesses, cultural institutions, and international partners to build deeper, more sustained music education collaborations with Lexuan Foundation.