Chris Tayler

Founder / President

Chris Tayler has presented seminars at the last three Utah Dental Association Conventions and published articles in UDA Action magazine concerning third party dental insurances. He has been a guest speaker for 2014 yearly Utah Dental Association CQI (Continuous Quality Improvement) Seminars and has presented at multiple UDA District and Study Group meetings.

Chris was previously employed by Morgan Stanley where he worked with financial advisers to solve client Wealth Management issues. He graduated from University of Utah with a B.A.; and with an MBA from Westminster College with an Entrepreneur Certificate. Chris’ father has been a practicing dentist for over 30 years, and as such has been on the receiving end of at least ten root canals.

He feels fortunate to have visited many countries, including Pohnpei, Palau and Uruguay, and very much enjoyed swimming in the Dead, the Red and the Med (Seas). He speaks a smattering of German & spends way too much time attempting to keep a 350 gallon reef tank from crashing.

Chris can be reached at chris.tayler@cobaltanalytics.net

Skylee Morris

Executive Assistant / Account Manager

Skylee is our jack of all trades here at Cobalt Analytics. She dreamed of working with a company that made an impact and aimed to help those in need. A dental service company is not the first place she would have looked to achieve her dreams, but after learning more about complicated insurance companies and befriending overwhelmed office managers and dentists, she was empowered to work towards changing the world of dentistry for the better.

She has a B.A. in Marketing and an A.S. in Business Management and was always at the top of her classes. Her expertise includes social media marketing, account management, organization, client relations, service management, and strategic resolution. She loves a challenge and prides herself on her ability to thrive in chaotic situations.

In her free time, Skylee enjoys reading a good book, spending time outdoors, and catching up with loved ones.