Suzuki Worldwide
The International Suzuki Association (ISA) was designated by Dr Suzuki as the sole authorised organisation which can grant rights to the use of his name and the terms ‘Suzuki’ and ‘Suzuki Method’.
2019 ISA Board Meeting in Madrid, SPAIN
Left to right: Hiroko Driver Lippman, Koji Toyoda, Simon Griffiths. Dr. Lan Ku Chen, Pat Razzano,
Dr. Ryugo Hayano, Allen Lieb, Martin Rüttimann, Carey Beth Hockett, Pamela Brasch
President
Professor Koji Toyoda, Japan
Chief Executive Officer
Allen Lieb, USA
Board of Directors
Dr. Lan Ku Chen, Chair, Taiwan (ARSA Representative)
Dr. Ryugo Hayano, Vice Chair, Japan (TERI Representative)
Pamela Brasch, Treasurer, USA (SAA Representative)
Simon Griffiths, Secretary, New Zealand (PPSA Representative)
Martin Rüttimann, Switzerland (ESA Representative)
Carey Beth Hockett, USA (Member-at-Large)
Hiroko Driver Lippman, USA (Member-at-Large)
Pat Razzano, USA (Member-at-Large)
* The position of Chair rotates between the different regions of the world every two years, starting on 1st July.
International Suzuki Journal Spring 2019
Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA)
America (North and South)
info@suzukiassociation.org
European Suzuki Association (ESA)
Europe, Middle East and Africa
esa@europeansuzuki.org
At a special ISA Board Meeting held June 27, 2014, the ISA board voted to revoke the name
agreement with the Asia Suzuki Association and to terminate its membership in the ISA.
The Asia Geographic Region is presently under reorganization, and is currently operating as
Asia Region Suzuki Association (ARSA)
Asia (except Japan)
asiasuzuki.vp.tw@gmail.com
Talent Education Research Institute (TERI)
Japan
teri@suzukimethod.or.jp
Pan-Pacific Suzuki Association (PPSA)
Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Islands
enquire@suzukippsa.org
ISA Policy for Regional Associations
The ESA is one of four Regional Associations within the ISA which have been granted the rights to coordinate and develop the Suzuki Method throughout their area.
Suzuki Name Agreement
The ESA has, in turn, been given rights to grant sub-licenses to National Associations within their region.
Only qualified teachers who are members of National Suzuki Associations have the legal right to call themselves 'Suzuki teachers'.