Venture Autopilot was founded by Creighton Taylor, a passionate entrepreneur with a decade-long mission to empower individuals and build generational wealth. Before embarking on his entrepreneurial journey, Creighton spent four years working in investment management, where he gained a deep understanding of financial markets and long-term wealth creation. Driven by his desire to make a broader impact, he pursued an MBA at Harvard Business School, where he honed his skills and discovered his passion for technology.

After graduating, Creighton didn’t just follow a conventional path—he learned to code and built several businesses from the ground up, all aimed at one core mission: helping people, especially from underrepresented communities, create pathways to generational wealth. His ventures spanned web and mobile apps, each designed to address real-world challenges in career development, economic mobility, and wealth creation.

In 2018, Creighton launched Guided Compass, a platform designed to help organizations guide youth into meaningful career opportunities. Tens of thousands of users engaged with the app, resulting in thousands of successful job placements. However, as impactful as Guided Compass was, many of those placements were in traditional roles, and Creighton realized that a new approach was needed for those seeking more entrepreneurial, non-traditional pathways.

Recognizing this gap—and needing a more efficient way to manage his growing ventures—Creighton created Venture Autopilot. Initially piloted with the businesses of friends and colleagues, Venture Autopilot quickly proved to be a powerful tool for automating tasks, managing operations, and helping entrepreneurs achieve their goals more efficiently. Venture Autopilot is more than just a business tool; it’s a co-founder in your pocket, designed to empower entrepreneurs to build their ventures and generate wealth, while taking control of their business journeys.