Thalia Taylor

Thalia Taylor has a diverse work experience spanning across various industries and roles. Thalia is currently working at BRIGHT as the Senior Vice President of Business Development and also as a Science Advisor. Prior to that, they worked at Compliance Architects® as a Compliance Architect, where they were responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance. Thalia also served as a Board Member at Integrated Laboratory Systems, LLC (ILS) and owned and founded Pinnacle Lab Solutions, LLC, where they helped businesses improve patient care and drive growth.

Thalia has also worked at the NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES as a CLIA Auditor and Facility Compliance Consultant II, ensuring quality standards in laboratory testing. Thalia founded Pinnacle Life Solutions, a food delivery service catering to health-conscious individuals, and co-founded Dendi, a technology company.

Thalia'searlier work experience includes roles at Andor Labs, where they were the Founder/General Manager/Business Development, and at GSK as a Scientist in various groups, overseeing gene expression projects, genotyping, and DNA sequencing. Thalia also co-founded and operated A to Z Computer Repair, providing IT support services.

Thalia Taylor's education history includes various academic experiences spanning from high school to college. Thalia attended Franklin High School from 1989 to 1993, where they obtained a High School diploma. In 1992, Thalia also participated in Governor's School West, focusing on the field of Science for a brief period.

After completing their high school education, Thalia pursued an Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology at Wake Technical Community College. Thalia attended the college from 1998 to 2001.

Thalia further pursued their studies in the field of Biology, attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 1993 to 1997. However, no specific degree is mentioned in the provided information.

Continuing their academic journey, Thalia enrolled in another program at Wake Technical Community College, acquiring an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology. The exact start and end years for this specific program are not specified in the provided information.

Lastly, in 2010-2011, Thalia attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for a period, focusing on Molecular Biology. However, no degree is mentioned for this period.

Overall, Thalia Taylor has pursued a diverse range of studies, including Molecular Biology, Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology, and Biology, throughout their educational journey.