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Tyler Tysdal is a resident of Denver, Colorado and is an entrepreneur of a lifetime who discovered the joys and challenges of working for himself at the age of 14. Tyler T. Tysdal, often referred to as "Ty", was a collector and trader of baseball cards and his business-minded spirit prompted him to create Triple Tysdal's Sports Collectibles, a national mail-order memorabilia and trading card company that grew to a large public through advertisements appearing in magazines for trade. While market inefficiencies were numerous in this pre-internet era, a young Tyler Tysdal experienced his first major business success with an annual profit of $14,000 as a result. A lot of money for a 14-year-old. The realization came during a ride with his mother for the local postoffice to send many card packages The boy would probably become an entrepreneur and an investor throughout his life. The time has come to 30 yearsTyler Tysdal as well as Tysdal's early prediction of a lifelong self-employment has never been more accurate. As co-founder and managing director of Freedom Factory, a Denver-based organization Freedom Factory, Tyler Tysdal is now helping entrepreneurs from all over the United States sell their businesses at the highest value, as they prepare to move on to the next stage of their lives. At Freedom Factory, Tyler Tysdal's years spent as an operator, investor banker SEC professional, and investor in private equity funds is put to utilize to help fellow entrepreneurs on the same path. Experienced in more than 50 businesses as well as its exits Tyler Tysdal is an entrepreneurial entrepreneur's entrepreneurial. He understands the challenges business owners overcome and the anxieties that keep them up at night and the successes that carry them forward - because he has experienced these, too. Tyler Tysdal developed his credentials through paying his debts (and being attentive) throughout the process. He began his career in investment banking after earning a master's degree in finance from Georgetown University. When he was at Alex Brown & Sons, Tyler was primarily involved in mergers and acquisitions (buying and selling private businesses) and raising capital for debt and equity for companies with new investors, which included going public with them through the Initial Public Offering (IPO) process. As an investment banker Tyler Tysdal recalls sitting across the table from founders and CEOs who run some of world's most famous firms and wishing that he was in their place. He was taught the intricacies of financial modeling, valuations and how to promote companies to raise capital. But he also learned there was often a gap among investment bankers as well as entrepreneurs. Bankers very rarely experience the anxiety of not receiving their pay or other all-too-often concerns of business owners. After this experience, Tysdal learned he wanted to be an entrepreneur, not a banker who worked with investors. After a stint in investment banking, Tysdal took on a formal education through attending Harvard Business School (HBS) to pursue his Masters of Business Administration (MBA). As an entrepreneur at his heart, Tysdal stood out among his peers. He realizes that today you don't need to have an MBA at Harvard to be a successful entrepreneur, but he values the inspiration that he got from his talented fellow students at the school and the education helped propel his entrepreneurial pursuits and build his skills to aid other entrepreneurs. With his knowledge of investment and business, his MBA in hand , and his entrepreneurial spirit, Tyler Tysdal set out to test his business acumen. the test. Over the years he formed or funded a myriad of companies that span from innovative to ambitious, such as: A network of acute-care healthcare clinics that are located within Walmart stores. A company that provides storage lots for recreational vehicles. A sports luxury suite club which rented suites at sporting venues for professional athletes. A company producing organic fertilizers that broke the technology code for organic farming and expanded its operations across all of the Eastern United States. A company that has a focus on quality bed linens with a visionary social mission in order to "end bedlessness" by donating mattresses to those in need for every ten mattresses that the company sold. Through the years, Tysdal has been an managing partner and owner of venture capital firms. He also was an entrepreneur who raised capital for his own private firms at times. Tysdal started his career in investment banking working with Initial Public Offerings (IPO's) and mergers and acquisitions. Tysdal has worked on the buy-side, the sell-side, and as an agent on deals for companies ranging from $100,000 to more than $1 billion. As an investor, Ty has managed assets and financially backed multiple investors and entrepreneurs. He's managed or co-managed approximately $1.7 billion for ultra-rich families, and has contributed to the creation of many millions of wealth for his private equity investors. The end result, however it all boils down to being an entrepreneur for Tyler Tysdal. He understands that self-starters create jobs and create wealth. They are also regarded as the single largest generator of economic success in all of the United States and in global markets. Freedom is a titlecard with much value. Tysdal's enthusiasm for business has resulted in two major themes: Tysdal loves Entrepreneurs. They are the ones who earn it! Tysdal enjoys helping other entrepreneurs realize their personal and financial goals by selling their businesses at the highest value, and often for the largest sum of their lives. Tyler Tysdal Has Earned Freedom to spend time with Family Tyler Tysdal's love of entrepreneurialism is as strong as it was in that ride through the city to visit his mom several years ago. He wants to "free the entrepreneurs" as his own experience has benefited him over the course of his life. If he's not meeting with business owners or talking to prospective buyers of businesses, Tysdal spends time with his wife, Natalie Tysdal (a fomer Fox news journalist) and their three kids in the Denver region.