Britton Taylor

I've been building things since 2008.

My first career was in film as a movie compositor. My job was to take completely separate elements, 3D renders, 2D graphics, live green screen footage, and assemble them into scenes that felt completely real. Nobody watching knew how many invisible layers went into what they were experiencing. They just saw something seamless.

That instinct followed me everywhere.

I briefly went back to study engineering because I needed to understand how systems work at a foundational level. I started a consumer products company called Roadworthy Accessories, designing leather travel goods and working with manufacturers overseas. We reached the prototype stage before running out of capital. I learned what it costs to build something real, and I carried that lesson into everything after.

Then I founded Magnetic Residential, a residential real estate brokerage I ran for seven years. I was the rainmaker, the operator, the recruiter, the strategist, and the culture builder. We generated half a million dollars in revenue year after year. I owned the P&L, built the growth strategy, and invented a hybrid teamerage model that filled a structural gap no existing brokerage was addressing. Every decision was a product decision. I just didn't have the title yet.

What I've come to understand is that every version of building I've done has been the same instinct. Take disparate elements. See how they connect. Assemble something real that didn't exist before.

I'm now making a deliberate move into AI product management because the next thing I'm building requires me to understand how the best AI teams develop products from the inside.

I currently serve as Director of Product Strategy at Single Mom Strong and as a luxury real estate advisor at Nick Sadek Sotheby's International Realty. I've completed my APM and GTM certifications through Product School.