David Alan Tyler (born 23 January 1953) is a British business executive, chair of Domestic & General, JoJo Maman Bébé, and PZ Cussons.
He worked there at Birds Eye, Wall's Ice Cream, BOCM Silcock and at Unilever's London headquarters on corporate strategy and on its agribusiness activities.
[1] He then worked for National Westminster Bank as group financial controller and finance director of NatWest Investment Bank between 1986 and 1989, before being recruited as group finance director (CFO) by Christie's, spending seven years there, which included two in New York City as president of Christie's American business.
[6][7] He is also chair of the Government backed Parker Review on ethnic diversity in UK business, having been its co-chair previously (2015-22).
[9] He has two children, and lives in central London and Sussex with his wife, Margaret Fingerhut, the concert pianist.