For over a decade, Taylor Brame has played a key role in ProMatura’s national and international research initiatives, delivering actionable insights through the empirical analysis of economic, demographic, consumer, and industry data. His expertise spans feasibility and site analysis, product and consumer research, data acquisition, and geographic information systems. With deep experience in both U.S. and global housing research, Taylor’s analytical and strategic thinking informs clients’ decision-making, helping them navigate complexity and assess opportunities with clarity and confidence.

Taylor graduated from the University of Mississippi, where he collaborated with the Center for Population Studies, actively participated in the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and advanced international relations through his involvement with the International and American Student Alliance and the Office for Global Engagement.

Taylor is a member of several organizations, including the American Seniors Housing Association’s Rising Leader program, the Urban Land Institute, the National Association of Home Builders, and the European Society for Opinion and Market Research. He volunteers regularly for Habitat for Humanity and serves in the Rotary Club of Oxford. His active participation in these entities underscores his dedication to continuous learning, industry advancement, and community service—driven by a deep passion for serving the aging population of the world.