Jacqueline Taylor is a graduate of George Washington University in Washington, D.C. After a brief stint as a journalist in Washington and in Vienna, Virginia, Jackie began her 30+ year career in non-profit management and consulting in a variety of organizations, including the Midtown Educational Foundation and the Corporation for Social and Educational Development in Chicago, and Yuma Study Center, Inc. in Washington, D.C.
Most recently she is the CEO of Bella Terra Conference Center, Inc., which has been tasked with building a Shrine dedicated to Mary, Mother of Fairest Love in southern California.
Before moving to Los Angeles in 2017, Jackie served as the CFO of Rosemoor Foundation, a national grant-making corporation based in New York City, where she continues on the Board of Directors. Jackie also serves on the Board of American Initiatives for Social Development, a New York based foundation which provides consulting services and funding opportunities for local, non-profit initiatives in developing countries. She is also the current President of the Association for Educational Development in Los Angeles, CA.