Haslam College of Business - Taylor Redmond

Biography

Taylor Redmond is an associate attorney at Elmore, Stone & Caffey, PLLC. Having earned an undergraduate business degree before pursuing a law degree, Redmond was drawn to the legal profession to combine her passion for business with her interest in problem solving and advocacy. She enjoys helping businesses navigate complex legal matters, achieve their goals and build strong foundations for long-term success. The opportunity to serve as a trusted advisor to business owners and entrepreneurs is what she finds most meaningful about her work.

As a member of the Haslam Young Alumni Board, Redmond is honored to give back to the college that played an important role in her personal and professional development. She enjoys connecting with students, sharing insights from her own professional journey and helping students explore the many opportunities available to them after graduation. She is also excited to engage with fellow alumni who are committed to strengthening the Haslam community. During her time on the board, she hopes to strengthen connections between students and alumni, encourage meaningful mentorship opportunities and support initiatives that help students successfully transition from the classroom to their careers.

Redmond is the founder and former president of Women of Haslam. She also studied abroad three times during her undergraduate career.

Subcommittee

• Engagement

Available Support

• Resume Support
• Professional speaking in class
• Collegiate and post-collegiate mentorship

Involvement as a Student

• Women of Haslam
• Greg and Lisa Smith Global Leadership Scholars (GLS)
• Haslam President’s Council
• Haslam Student Advisory Council
• Haslam Honors Student Advisory Board
• Haslam BUAD 100 Peer Mentor
• Haslam Ambassador
• Leadership Knoxville Scholars (LKS)
• Student Alumni Associates (SAA)
• Provost’s Student Advisory Council
• Dean of Students’ Rocky Top Round Table
• Delta Sigma Pi (DSP)
• Delta Gamma (DG)
• Mortar Board
• Order of Omega