Q&A with Emma Graham-Taylor

Emma Graham-Taylor is a passionate advocate for inclusion and gender equality, embodying the spirit of Caymankind through her selfless dedication. With a career in general management and latterly in human resources, including leading a local law firm’s inclusion efforts to address perimenopause and menopause in the workplace, Emma’s MBA thesis focused on advancing women leaders in the workplace.

Now based in Iowa, and until recently holding the position of Senior Director of Operations for nonprofit Matthew 25, she now volunteers her time, continuing her drive to advocate for those who are marginalised or a minority. Emma is a founding member of 100 Women Who Care Cayman, which has raised substantial funds for charity, and former Chair of the non-profit Gender Equality Cayman. Her lifelong commitment to social justice and empowerment makes her a true leader and role model.