When Graham R. Taylor founded Marquis Holdings Group in 2008, he wanted to facilitate international expansion for emerging technology companies. Prior to opening offices for consulting and private equity investment activities in San Francisco and Sydney, Graham R. Taylor contributed to major law practices, such as Freehill Hollingdale and Page; Coudert Brothers; Altheimer & Gray; LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae LLP; and Seyfarth Shaw LLP, though no longer practising. Graham R. Taylor and the Marquis team advise primarily emerging growth technology companies that are introducing new technologies on a global scale. Marquis’ role consists of assisting these clients to develop strategies and systems to enter and grow rapidly in foreign markets. Graham R. Taylor’s firm partners with top-of-the-line professionals and agencies to maximize clients’ business and investments. Marquis’ partner network includes the best performers worldwide in their respective fields. Prior to founding Marquis Holdings, Graham R. Taylor had the opportunity to gain valuable experience in key business and investment areas, and he now shares his professional skills and insights with clients regarding business finance, product liability, strategic reviews, corporate structures, business development, human resources strategy, corporate governance, and compliance, among others. In other words, Marquis Holdings Group enables forward-thinking international emerging growth companies to connect with a vibrant network of “best of breed” advisors. The Marquis team, including Graham R. Taylor, facilitate market integration and expansion. They prefer clean, sustainable technology models, Internet sector entities, telecommunications firms, entertainment enterprises, major distributors and retailers, and pharmaceutical corporations. Additionally, Graham R. Taylor brings over 30 years of experience developing international investment efficiency, corporate structuring, finance optimization, and asset diversification and preservation. Graham R. Taylor promotes hybrid business models that reflect changing times and business practices. For instance, Taylor assists international charities in benefiting from venture capital practices, such as micro lending, new fuels, ecology, and many more alternative activities.