An international business leader with interests in the new space industry, Dylan Taylor is the chairman and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, a company that acquires and consolidates space exploration enterprises. Also regarded as one of the world's most active investors in the space industry, Dylan Taylor has made early-stage investments in dozens of ventures, including Astrobotic, Accion, Relativity, Kepler, and others. His contributions to the private space industry have been vital to its growth, and he has been cited by SpaceNews, Pitchbook, CNBC, and the BBC, among other media outlets.

Taylor has also leveraged his expertise in the financial aspects of space investing and the dynamics of the private space industry to author columns for SpaceNews, Apogeo Spatial, and ROOM. He has keynoted several major space conferences and has appeared as a featured guest on Fox Business, Bloomberg, and CNBC. One of Taylor's many notable achievements in the industry is his co-design of a gravity meter that was 3D-printed on the International Space Station in 2017, making him the first private citizen to manufacture an item in space.

Dylan Taylor's interests in the space industry extend to philanthropy. He is the founder of the nonprofit Space for Humanity, which strives to expand access to space, train future leaders in the industry, and promote a culture of interconnectedness. Taylor also founded the popular online space philosophy community 2211.world and the Ad Astra Dinners, the latter of which brings together leading influencers to discuss the future of humanity in space. In addition, he is the co-founding patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, the industry group promoting commercial space exploration.

Among other accolades, Dylan Taylor has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and was named a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. He holds an MBA in finance and strategy and a BS in engineering from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and the University of Arizona, respectively. He was named Alumnus of the Year by the latter school in 2018.