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Julia Taylor is a business coach for tech-savvy women (aka she's the woman who'd rather fix a workflow than send an outreach email.)

Julia was a U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency officer. Then military spouse, packing up the house every two to three years. A "normal" career wasn't going to survive all that moving, so she taught herself to code with YouTube, Google, and a truly heroic amount of stubbornness.

She founded GeekPack in 2018, which she ran out of an RV for a year and a half.

Along the way, she noticed something. The backend is where people like her feel most at home. The automations are beautiful and the SOPs are immaculate, but more often than not, the bank account doesn't know any of that.

Today GeekPack helps coaches, consultants, and service providers point the hard work they're already doing at the stuff that pays. No hustle. No personality transplant. No "just put yourself out there."

For a self-described raging introvert, Julia keeps ending up in very un-introverted places. She won First Place, North America, at the 2024 Cartier Women's Initiative and went to Necker Island with Richard Branson. She was also a 2024 Tory Burch Foundation Fellow. Did she love every second? Absolutely not. Did she do it anyway? Yep. 

So far, GeekPack has reached 150,000+ women in 70+ countries and trained more than 8,500 entrepreneurs, with help from partners like Verizon, JP Morgan Chase, and TikTok.

She lives in Durango, Colorado, with her dog, Ruby, who runs snack-related operations.

GeekPack is extremely proud to announce that its founder and CEO, Julia Taylor, has been selected as a 2024 Cartier Women’s Initiative Fellow. 

The Cartier Women's Initiative is an annual international entrepreneurship program that aims to drive change by empowering women impact entrepreneurs. The program selects thirty-three fellows each year, with GeekPack representing one of three in North America. 

Becoming part of this incredible group will help GeekPack bring their inclusive, community-supported approach to digital skills training to more women and underrepresented communities on a global scale.