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Sarah Neill has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In 2006, they started their career in advertising, working as an Account Director and Senior Account Manager for different agencies, handling clients such as Alfa Romeo and Telstra. Sarah then transitioned to the mobile industry, working as a GM of Marketing for Boost Mobile, where they redefined the marketing strategy and developed the marketing plan. In 2011, Sarah worked as an Account Director for Safari Sundays, a creative agency, providing strategic guidance for clients like Pepsi and Weleda. In 2012, they joined KeKu as the Director of Sales & Marketing, where they rebranded the company and secured editorial features in prominent publications. Sarah also founded and served as CEO for two companies, DOODAD LLC, focusing on international data services, and A Relatively Unique Inc, developing weather and navigation apps. Sarah then held various roles at Ultra Mobile and Mint Mobile, including VP of Corporate Development and Chief of Staff, where they launched new business lines, restructured departments, and managed acquisitions. Recently, in 2020, they founded Mys Tyler, a company where they currently serve as CEO. Sarah is also a Member and Contributor at the Forbes Business Council.

Sarah Neill has a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Marketing and Organisational Behaviour from Macquarie University. Sarah also completed an Executive Education program in Disruptive Innovation at Harvard Business School. In 2016, they attended Columbia Business School for an Executive Education program in CMO Academy (Google). Additionally, Sarah has a Master of Business Administration degree in International Business from Griffith University and they participated in an International Exchange Program in Marketing at the University of Calgary.

Sarah has obtained several certifications, including Business Strategy, McKinsey Management Program, Problem Solving, Team Management, and Improv 101. These certifications were obtained from institutions such as McKinsey & Company and The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.