Space entrepreneur made first million at 27, caps kids’ inheritance to 8 figures

Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of space technology company Voyager Technologies, made his first million at 27. Now a billionaire, he plans to leave his two children an eight-figure inheritance rather than pass down his entire fortune. In a May 27, 2026, interview with Fortune, Taylor said he would direct the wealth beyond that limit towards philanthropy. His fortune grew through business leadership, real estate and investments, and increased further after Voyager went public in 2025. Taylor believes passing down enormous fortunes may not benefit children or society. Instead, he wants his wealth to address unmet needs and support causes that can make a difference during his lifetime.How a space entrepreneur made his first million at 27Taylor built his career across real estate, finance and technology before moving into the commercial space industry. He held senior leadership roles at Colliers International, including global president and chief operating officer, and served in executive and board positions at other companies.His approach to building wealth involved more than earning a salary. Taylor invested in real estate and emerging businesses, including companies in the space sec...