Taylah B.

Taylah Bland is a Senior Program Officer and Fellow on Climate and the Environment at the Asia Society Policy Institute, specializing in China’s climate policy and international environmental law. Her work has been published in international outlets, and she has received scholarships from the United Nations Youth Assembly and the One Young World Summit. Taylah holds a Master’s in Management Science (Global Affairs) from Tsinghua University with a 4.0 GPA, and a Bachelor of Social Science (Comparative Law) from NYU Shanghai, where she won the Provost's Award. She has held leadership roles as President of NYU Shanghai and Global Vice Chair of NYU, and she has experience as a bilingual paralegal. At Crimson, Taylah focuses on partnership with her students, setting clear goals to facilitate their admission to top universities while supporting their personal growth. Outside of work, she competes in Latin American and Ballroom dancing and enjoys nature. Taylah aspires to become Australia’s Prime Minister and is available to support students in North America and Europe, with limited availability for Asia and Australia/New Zealand.