Tyler Gibson
About Tyler Gibson
Tyler Gibson is a Regional Acquisitions Manager with a background in finance and property analysis. He has held various positions in the financial and real estate sectors, including roles at Northwestern Mutual, West Gate Bank, and EPOC Real Estate.
Work at Amherst Holdings
Tyler Gibson currently serves as the Regional Acquisitions Manager at Amherst Holdings, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he focuses on identifying and acquiring properties that align with the company's investment strategy. Prior to this, he worked as a Senior Property Analyst at Amherst from 2021 to 2022, where he contributed to property analysis and market research. His experience at Amherst has equipped him with valuable insights into the real estate market and acquisition processes.
Education and Expertise
Tyler Gibson studied Business Administration with a focus on Finance at Nebraska Wesleyan University. This educational background provides him with a solid foundation in financial principles and business operations, which are essential in his roles within the real estate sector. His academic training complements his practical experience in property acquisition and financial analysis.
Background in Financial Services
Before entering the real estate industry, Tyler Gibson gained experience in financial services. He worked as a Financial Representative at Northwestern Mutual from 2015 to 2018, where he developed skills in financial planning and client relations. Earlier in his career, he was a Bank Teller at West Gate Bank for seven months in 2014-2015, where he handled customer transactions and provided banking services.
Experience in Real Estate Acquisition
Tyler Gibson has a diverse background in real estate acquisition. He worked as an Acquisition Associate at EPOC Real Estate from 2020 to 2021, where he was involved in identifying and evaluating potential property investments. His cumulative experience in various roles has enhanced his understanding of the acquisition process and market dynamics.