Lou M. Taylor

Louise Mary Taylor (born October 30, 1965) is an American business manager and the founder and chief executive officer of Tri Star Sports and Entertainment Group. Taylor became a public figure in January 2008, acting as singer Britney Spears' family spokesperson amid Dr. Phil's alleged violation of trust in a family intervention. Taylor served as Spears's business manager from 2008 through 2020 and has been credited as the person who established her conservatorship.

In addition to her work in entertainment business management, Taylor has partnered with the Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) since 2020. She has co-hosted the BMAC Gala and, in collaboration with Tennessee State University, supports the "Maymester" Music Business Accelerator, an educational program for college students pursuing careers in the music industry. Provided by Wikipedia