David Tueller has been named the new assistant administrative vice president responsible for the Human Resources department at Brigham Young University.
The previous Assistant Administrative Vice President over Human Resource Services, Brad Taylor, is currently presiding over the Korea Seoul Mission.
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Tueller was most recently the managing director of Employee Relations and Equal Opportunity at BYU, where he's worked for the last 12 years. He also spent 17 years at Hewlett-Packard Company.
“David’s Human Resource experience in the industry and at BYU is extraordinary," said BYU CFO and Administrative Vice President Brian Evans. "Moreover his interpersonal skills and collaborative approach to problem-solving make him the perfect leader for this department.”
Tueller earned both an MBA and a bachelor's degree in human resource development from BYU.
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