Overview

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male

Tyler Davidson has 25 years of experience in growing and leading technology and services companies. Tyler is currently a board director at Voxer, and an advisor to ZipWhip, Upgraded, Ouster, Headset, and Voxer.

Most recently, Tyler was CEO of Element Data (until August 2019), a customer data platform (CDP) with advanced machine learning and decision intelligence capabilities. Prior to Element Data, Tyler was co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer at PushSpring, a groundbreaking mobile audience data platform that was acquired by T-Mobile in August 2019. Prior to PushSpring, Tyler was a Senior Vice President at Amdocs (NYSE: DOX) with general management responsibility and oversight of $270 million annual operating P&L (8% of Amdocs global revenue) linked to the company's largest customer relationships; including: T-Mobile, Telus, MetroPCS, Cricket, and Clearwire. In his role at Amdocs, Tyler had cross-functional management responsibility for hundreds of employees across a variety of sales, technical, and operational functions. Tyler joined Amdocs after holding management roles in marketing, strategy, and corporate development at IceBreaker (acquired by DeNA), Clearwire (acquired by Sprint), AT&T Wireless, XO Communications, Ernst & Young, and Teledesic.

Tyler has a BA in Business Administration from the University of Washington. He’s a seven-time Ironman triathlon finisher with a passion for mountain sports and endurance athletics.