Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana
Taylor Fisher currently serves as the Executive Director at Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana, a role that involves leading community initiatives aimed at fostering leadership development for young professionals. Prior experience includes serving as a Human Resources Benefits Coordinator at Brightpoint and as a Senior Benefits Coordinator at Bridgeview Eye Partners, where responsibilities involved guiding employees through benefits enrollment processes and presenting options clearly. Taylor also worked at Isch Counseling Services as an Office Manager, overseeing daily operations and ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations. Taylor holds a degree in Organizational Leadership with a focus on Human Resources Management from Purdue University Fort Wayne and has also studied Human Resources Management at Indiana University Bloomington.
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Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana
Attracting, developing and retaining young leaders through community, professional and social engagement, since 2005. Community 🔹 Training 🔹 Support ___________________________________________ Big things are happening in Northeast Indiana. Our community, with its heart in the city of Fort Wayne, is a vibrant, fun place to live and work—full of opportunities for economic, social and cultural growth. And growth is the very essence of Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana. With a finger on the pulse of our community, we are an empowered group of young professionals who are engaging our community head-on, making a positive impact on the places in which we work and live. Our members come from throughout the region: entrepreneurs, artists, business people, musicians, accountants, doctors, lawyers, teachers, students, and everyone in between. There’s no strict age limit, but in general we’re 20- or 30-somethings with great ideas and a desire to make a difference, or at the very least be a big part of it. We’re passionate about living in a community that gives back as much as we put into it, and then some.