Brian Lyle
Strategic ConsultantBrian Lyle is a digital strategy consultant drawing on more than fifteen years of experience in the technology industry, issue advocacy, political campaigns and grassroots management.
Previously, Brian worked as the Vice President of Digital Strategy at Generation Opportunity where he oversaw the execution of innovative digital strategies focused on identifying, engaging and mobilizing the millennial generation around issues of economic freedom.
Prior to joining Generation Opportunity, Brian was the former Vice President of Digital Development and Creative at DCI Group, where he oversaw the digital development and execution of innovative and creative strategies for DCI Group's clients including numerous campaigns, committees, Fortune 100 companies, trade associations and non-profit organizations.
In 2007, Brian co-founded iWeb Strategies, an online campaign development and strategy firm that specialized in a unique blend of online marketing, grassroots actions, fundraising and social media strategy for Republican campaigns. iWeb Strategies clients ranged from Presidential to statewide campaigns, national organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce and Republican National Committee and non-profits servicing local communities.
During the 2006 election cycle, he was the eCampaign Director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) where he increased online fundraising 100% and increased the organizations audience by 10 million visits, and brought 1.5 million new members. He created several popular opposition websites such as FancyFord.com that were featured on Fox News, MSNBC and CNN.
Before joining the NRSC, Brian was Deputy Director of Team Leader, the Republican National Committee's (RNC) online volunteer program, during the 2004 election cycle. He also served as the Southeast Political Coordinator and was responsible for organizing historic 72-hour GOTV turnouts in Lee County, Florida and Desoto County, Mississippi. Brian also developed and managed the largest GOP mobile voter registration effort through the creation of "Reggie the Registration Rig."
In 2002, he developed one of the top five mold breaking websites for Van Hilleary for Governor, according to Campaign and Elections magazine. He also worked on various state legislative campaigns throughout Tennessee.
Brian graduated from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics and Political Science. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with his wife and two children.