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Jeffrey Tyler Williams ("Tyler Williams")

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Role
Official · Treasury
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  • Pandemic-program role: Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Policy at Treasury during President Trump's first term. Treasury named him Counselor to the Secretary on Feb. 26, 2025.
  • Institution · office: Treasury · Office of Financial Institutions / Financial Institutions Policy (Domestic Finance) · Type: political
  • Tenure (relief-relevant): Joined Treasury July 29, 2018; Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Policy during President Trump's first term.

The job (role mechanics)

  • Level / appointment: Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Policy.

Who they are

Jeffrey Tyler Williams, who goes by "Tyler Williams", has worked in the Senate, at the Treasury Department, and in the private sector, according to Treasury's Feb. 26, 2025 announcement.

Education

  • Kenyon College: B.A. in Economics.
  • The George Washington University School of Law: J.D.

Career before

  • Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC): Banking Counsel.

Role in the pandemic relief programs

  • Joined Treasury on July 29, 2018 as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Policy (per his ProPublica Trump Town staffer record and financial disclosure).

Career after / where they are now

  • After Treasury he ran his own financial-services consulting firm in Washington, D.C.; served as a Senior Advisor at FS Vector (a fintech/financial-innovation advisory firm); and was a senior policy advisor for Gov. Glenn Youngkin's campaign.
  • Moved to Galaxy Digital, becoming Global Head of Policy.
  • Returned to Treasury on Feb. 26, 2025: Secretary Scott Bessent named him Counselor to the Secretary, advising on digital-assets and blockchain-technology policy (Treasury press release SB0032).

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