Isom Renard Taylor

Background

Taylor, Isom Renard was born on December 5, 1951 in Winnsboro, Louisiana, United States. Son of Leo Nathaniel and Elsie Mae (Wilson) Taylor.

Education

Bachelor, University California-Irvine, 1976. Master of Science in Economics-Management, University Utah, 1978.

Career

Broadcast operations scheduler Columbia Broadcasting System-television, 1968—1970. Youth service director Los Angeles City Schools, 1970—1973. Manpower A Program administrator Los Angeles, 1973—1976.

Management analyst Salt Lake County, 1976—1979. Research program planner analyst Boeing Company, Seattle, 1979—1982. Adjunct professor Cogswell College, 1979—1982.

Planning and program analyst Arabian American Oil Company Services Company, Houston, since 1982. Vice president Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Management Group, Inc., Salt Lake City, 1979. Chairman planning council Urban League, Salt Lake City, 1977—1978.

Achievements

• Isom Renard Taylor has been listed as a noteworthy gas industry executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Urban League, American Society Personnel Administrators, Industrial Scientist Association, International City Manager Association, American Society Public Administration, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Connections

Married Bonnie Marie Baker, March 20, 1981.

Father:

Leo Nathaniel Taylor

Mother:

Elsie Mae (Wilson) Taylor

Spouse:

Bonnie Marie Baker