ABOUT NATBA
Connected by heritage and affinity. Rooted in community.
A trusted professional community for legal professionals to come together to connect.

Counseling. Jurisprudence. Lawmaking.
Business. Advocacy. Governance. Service.
Representing our community in all facets of Law.
OUR MISSION
Rooted in identity.
Built for connection.
NATBA is a nonpartisan, nonprofit bar association, bringing together lawyers with Taiwanese heritage and affinity. Since 2018, we have been building this community with in-person regional gatherings, virtual sessions, and an annual national reception aligned to the NAPABA convention.
Our mission is to support the professional development, leadership, mentorship and careers of attorneys sharing a unique cultural tie and a dedication to the profession and rule of law, and to be in affiliation with and support of the broader Taiwanese community.
Belonging
A national community where shared experience becomes connection, confidence, and support.
Trusted Professional Community
Relationships across career stages that turn individual experience into collective progress.
Leadership
A stronger, more visible Taiwanese American community committed to uplift others in the legal profession.
LEADERSHIP
Governing Board
NATBA is led by professionals committed to strengthening connections, and building an enduring legal community.
Audrey Jean
Board Chair and President
Spencer Chen
Board Vice Chair and Vice President of Membership
Stephanie Tso
Board Member and Secretary
Tony Chan
Board Member and Treasurer
Enoch Chang
Board Member and Vice President of Governmental Affairs
Nicholas C. Huang
Board Member and Vice President of Community Affairs
Ann Chen
Board Member and Vice President of Communications and Regional Lead Liason
Hon. Helen H. Yang
Board Member-At-Large
David J. Tsai
Board Member-At-Large
ADVISORY BOARD
Experience that strengthens the network.
Distinguished leaders provide perspective, continuity, and counsel as NATBA grows its national reach and long-term impact.
Meet the advisory board →