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Tyler Ledon (he/him)

Project Manager

Tyler Ledon is a singer/actor/director living in sunny Southern California. A transplant, like nearly every person currently living in Los Angeles, he was born and raised in Duluth, GA, where he grew up playing baseball and performing in school plays. Tyler has a BA in Musical Theatre from the University of Northern Colorado and has worked professionally on stage, on camera, and in the recording studio for the past 15 years. Tyler’s love for performance stems from his joy of entertaining an audience. His favorite thing to do is make people smile and occasionally forget about some of the tougher parts of life. This motivation also finds its’ way into his administrative support work as well. If there is a possibility for Tyler to take something off your plate that will lighten the load, he is the first person to jump at that chance. Tyler’s greatest asset is his steadfast work ethic, aiding any project his team is tackling with efficiency, care, and an infectious positive attitude.

Tyler has had the incredible privilege to share his talents and skills with so many people. Some career highlights include performances at Coachella and the iconic Hollywood Bowl, winning the CW’s ‘Christmas Caroler Challenge’, getting eliminated on ‘America’s Got Talent’, receiving a Broadway World Award Nomination for Lighting Design, recording artist credits with millions of streams with his barbershop quartet Bank of Harmony, and of course, meeting his wife on Main Street USA while singing holiday carols. You can usually find him harmonizing or storytelling at Disneyland, where he sings with the Dapper Dans and treads the boards of the Royal Theatre. Tyler is also a Disney Legacy Award recipient – a peer nominated recognition attained by less than one percent of the entire Walt Disney Company. Tyler is also an escape room aficionado, having completed over 200 rooms to date.

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Contact Tyler
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What’s one thing you wish the business world would borrow from the acting world?

Performance is all about community. From the performers on the stage, to the technicians enhancing the experience, to a stage manager overseeing the operation, to the audience there to support, engage, and escape – every piece contributes to the community. It is all too obvious that a lot of the business world has abandoned its’ sense of community. Each piece of the puzzle fits to make the whole, so too does each element of a business operation. A change in design is often unnecessary, but in most cases, just a change of perspective can turn a seemingly successful business into a thriving communal endeavor.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

In 2025, I was received the Walt Disney Legacy Award. This award involves a nomination process where fellow cast members submit applications describing the values and accomplishments of their peers. The applications are committee-reviewed, and less than one percent of the entire Walt Disney Company has received or will ever receive a Legacy Award. This award means so much to me because it is an acknowledgement of dedication and commitment. I absolutely adore what I get to do, and I am so proud to leave a legacy of my own.

What is your most marked characteristic?

My work ethic. I started wanting to work in some capacity when I was very young. I was helping run the concession stand at the baseball park when I was 11 years old. I would calculate the totals in my head as I collected the hot dogs, sodas, and candy. This work ethic has translated well professionally, as I am often the first to learn new tunes or arrangements. I learned Adobe Premier and Final Cut Pro simply because I wanted to. When my barbershop quartet needed help getting some recording done, I taught myself Logic Pro, Audacity, and Melodyne.

What is your personal motto?

Why not try?

What's the sports team you give your all for?

One of my first loves was and will always be The University of Georgia Bulldogs Football Team. I am a die-hard Dawg to my core. I’ve had the opportunity, even since moving to Los Angeles, to see them both in the Rose Bowl in 2018 and the National Championship Game in 2023. If it’s a Saturday in the fall and the Dawgs are on, you know where to find me.