Latoya Taylor
About Latoya Taylor
Latoya Taylor is the National Training Manager at Ally, leading a team focused on sales enablement and onboarding strategies.
National Training Manager at Ally
Latoya Taylor holds the position of National Training Manager at Ally, a role she has been in since 2020. In this capacity, she leads a team of instructional designers and facilitators. Her primary focus is on executing sales enablement programs for field sales teams. One of her key responsibilities includes creating and implementing onboarding strategies for new sales hires, aligning these initiatives with the broader business goals of Ally Financial.
Previous Roles at Spectrum, Passport, and Colonial Life
Before her current role at Ally, Latoya worked at Spectrum in 2020 as a Learning and Development Systems Analyst III in Charlotte, North Carolina. Prior to that, she served as a Learning and Development Consultant at Passport from 2019 to 2020, also in Charlotte. She has an extensive history with Colonial Life, where she worked as a Learning Consultant in 2019 and as Onboarding & Development Manager from 2007 to 2019.
Early Career at Nationwide Insurance
Latoya began her professional journey at Nationwide Insurance, where she worked as a Licensed Associate Agent from 2004 to 2007. This role marked the early stages of her career in the insurance and financial services industry, laying the foundation for her future roles in training and development.
Educational Background in Mass Communication/Media Studies
Latoya Taylor achieved her Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication/Media Studies from Francis Marion University. She attended the university from 2003 to 2006, completing her studies over a period of three years.
Role in Strategic Activities at Ally Financial
As part of her role at Ally Financial, Latoya applies her business knowledge and aligns enterprise goals into strategic activities. Her leadership in creating and implementing various training programs and onboarding strategies showcases her ability to integrate business objectives with operational execution.