Taylor learned the game of chess around age 4. She and her sister, Sydney, became nationally ranked chess players who practiced and competed seven days a week. Taylor credits the game for developing her strategic approach to problem solving, which has served her well in every endeavor she has embarked on.

In an effort to increase the amount of healthy two-parent households in America, Taylor devoted her life to the field of psychology. She attended her dream college, Spelman, at 16 years old and was accepted into a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program at age 19. Taylor eventually transferred to Hofstra University and became an Industrial Organizational Psychologist.

She has worked in several industries creating and implementing systems to increase efficiency, productivity and profitability. Taylor's holistic and humanistic approach kept her in high demand in the private sector. However, the growing needs of her community began to require her attention. Taylor's sister soon gave her a challenge and said "you get paid to fix things, fix our community." What followed is a story that reads like the biblical David and Goliath.

Taylor is a crusader for inclusion, equity and economic and social justice. She leads with transparency, strategic efficiency, simplicity and curiosity.

Taylor resides with her incredible family in Long Island, NY.