Tyler J. Helms

Tyler J. Helms has had a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Tyler started their career as a News Anchor and Reporter at WTOK-TV ABC in 2003. Tyler then worked as an Account Executive at Donor Advertising from 2004 to 2005, managing online campaigns and website development for companies like Mazda and Pacific Sun-wear.

In 2005, Helms joined Deutsch as an Account Supervisor and Account Director, where they supervised the multidisciplinary account for Olympus Imaging America and collaborated with the Chief Strategic Officer on brand positioning. Tyler also managed the planning and execution of creative campaigns for clients like The Michael J.

From 2009 to 2013, Helms held the position of Vice President, Account Director at Deutsch, where they led various accounts, including Unilever and Novartis Pharmaceuticals. Tyler played a key role in the consolidation of Unilever accounts under the Lowe + Deutsch merger and led the launch of Novartis' Exelon Patch. Tyler also forged a partnership with the United Nations' Office of Human Rights for a global campaign.

In 2013, Helms was promoted to Senior Vice President, Group Account Director at Deutsch, where they successfully re-launched GoDaddy's brand identity and led their Super Bowl initiatives.

In 2015, Helms was promoted to Executive Vice President - Group Account Director at Deutsch, where they manage cross-agency teams and serves as the agency's lead point of contact for senior clients.

Overall, Helms has extensive experience in managing accounts, leading integrated campaigns, and collaborating with clients to achieve their marketing and advertising goals.

Tyler J. Helms earned a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast News and Political Science from The University of Georgia. Tyler attended the university from 1999 to 2003.