Alyson Suzuki is a first-generation Chinese American nonprofit leader whose work has advanced language access, early childhood education and family support systems across San Mateo County and the Bay Area. With more than 30 years of experience in education, social services and nonprofit leadership, she is the founder and chief executive of Unitedly. Under her leadership, Unitedly created San Mateo County’s first Child Development Associate credential pathway for Chinese-speaking educators and launched the Game Changers Youth Leadership Program for Asian American, Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander student athletes. Suzuki also serves as co-chair of the Chinese Health Initiative of San Mateo County.
