Tyler Wells
Tyler Wells is the ISV & Strategic Accounts Partner Manager, Americas, for MicroTouch. Since joining the company in July 2021 his focus has been on developing sales and implementing the US distribution strategy. He brings over 14 years of experience in the built for purpose computer hardware and sports entertainment industry. Prior to joining MicroTouch, Tyler served as the Global Distribution Sales Manager and Manager of Business Development at Mimo Monitors, Marketing and Business consultant for DYT Solutions and Inside Ticket Sales for Red Bull. Tyler has a degree in Marketing Management from the University of Wyoming.
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