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‘How many 26-year-old CEOs do you know?’ Meet Alexis Taylor, Silicon Hills’ newest chief executive
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Alexis Taylor earned her business degree from Creighton University’s Heider College of Business in 2014. In June, she took over the top job at Austin’s 3 Day Startup. “I saw Alexis as our future CEO two years ago,” says Cam Houser, founder and chief innovation officer and Taylor’s predecessor in the role. “She is one of the most impactful individuals I have ever encountered and possesses qualities that make her a one-of-a-kind individual.”
Alexis Taylor earned her business degree from Creighton University’s Heider College of Business in 2014. In June, she took over the top job at Austin’s 3 Day Startup. “I saw Alexis as our future CEO two years ago,” says Cam Houser, founder and chief innovation officer and Taylor’s predecessor in the role. “She is one of the most impactful individuals I have ever encountered and possesses qualities that make her a one-of-a-kind individual.”
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