Tyler is the chief operating officer and a partner at Bel Air Investment Advisors LLC, a Los Angeles-based asset management firm that manages and oversees over $7 billion for high-net worth families, individuals and organizations. Prior to Bel Air, Tyler worked at AECOM, the largest general architectural and engineering design firm in the world, where he was responsible for strategic planning and acquisitions, and reported directly to the CFO and chairman. Before AECOM, Tyler worked at Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Los Angeles for the Mergers and Strategic Advisory Group.

Currently, Tyler serves as a Los Angeles County commissioner and was past chairman of the Local Government Services Commission. Additionally, he is a past co-chair and member of the Los Angeles County Museum of Arts’ (LACMA) corporate advisory committee and a founding board member of the New Millennium Secondary School, the first charter school in Carson, California. Most recently, Tyler is a founding co-chair of Generation Conservation, Conservation International’s new program to engage the next generation of conservation leaders.

Tyler graduated from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in International Relations and Political Science, where he served as the student body president in 2000. Upon graduation, Tyler was named one of 18 Henry R. Luce scholars in a nationwide competition that took him to Jakarta, Indonesia where he worked for the Castle Group, a leading entry market strategy firm in Southeast Asia.

Tyler speaks regularly on topics pertaining to leadership development and has been quoted on various subject matters in publications, including the Los Angeles Times and Investment Advisor Magazine, for his work in the not-for-profit community. Tyler is also an avid adventure traveler and has visited over sixty countries.