Dominic Taylor

Dominic Taylor has a diverse range of work experience spanning various industries and roles. Dominic is currently serving as the Head of Partnerships at Mobilise, where they focus on supporting unpaid family carers by partnering with local authorities and CCGs in the UK. Prior to this, they founded MY PRIME UK, a movement aimed at inspiring and enabling men in their prime to get active through football sessions for individuals over 35.

Dominic also worked at ZINC VC as the founder of Zinc M2, a company that builds commercial tech companies addressing social challenges and creating opportunities for people in areas affected by globalization and automation. Dominic co-founded MABLE Care, a personalized care management platform, and served as the Chief Operating Officer, developing an all-in-one solution for older adults and caregivers.

Additionally, Dominic worked as an advisor and commercial consultant at SCIAD Communications Ltd and served as the Commercial Director at It'sQA Associates Limited, an independent quality assurance service provider for the life science, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors.

Prior to that, they were a Commercial Director at SystemSync Solutions, where they applied their technological knowledge to transform businesses in the music industry and the pensions and payroll sector. Dominic also mentored start-up companies as a Mentor at Seedcamp and worked as a Consultant at Exact Editions, creating digital magazines and books for various platforms.

Earlier in their career, Dominic held the position of Director at woZZon Ltd, a sister company to Global DataPoint, specializing in mobile and web services as the UK's leading event search engine.

Overall, Dominic Taylor has a broad background in partnership development, entrepreneurship, technology, and healthcare, with a focus on making a positive impact in various sectors.

Dominic Taylor attended The University of Sheffield from 1990 to 1993, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Politics, History & Economics. Prior to their university education, they also attended Chichester High School for Boys, although specific dates and degree information are not provided.