Aaron Taylor is a successful advocate with impressive experience in government affairs, speaking and writing, and personal service. With a demonstrated history of advocating niche issues, Taylor has exerted influence at the highest levels of the Executive Branch and Congress. With a talent for public speaking and writing, he has shared his insights on tax, fiscal policy, entrepreneurship, and the workings of the legislative branch at numerous conferences. In his previous roles, he has mentored hundreds of young students of the BYU Political Affairs Society, helping them become the next generation of young policy professionals. Taylor has a passion for exploring the great outdoors through mountain-biking, hiking, kayaking, skiing, and other activities, often with his wife and three children. His early career in private equity in the Bay Area provided him with great insights while his transition to the Senate Finance Committee on Capitol Hill steepened his learning curve tackling federal tax policy. Taylor is a graduate of Brigham Young University and the Quantic School of Business and Technology.