Noah Dyer

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Noah Dyer

Independent

Education

High school

Central High School

Bachelor's

Arizona State University, West

Graduate

Arizona State University

Contact

Personal website

Noah Dyer (independent) ran for election for Governor of Arizona. He did not appear on the ballot for the general election on November 6, 2018.

Biography

Dyer's career in marketing began in 2003, when he founded consulting firm Ark Market Building. In 2006, Dyer left the firm to join T-Mobile as a sales representative, a position which he held until 2009. In 2005, Dyer joined the Madison Elementary School District as a technology teacher, as well as co-founding video game developer Midnight Flock Games, where he was lead programmer. In 2008, Dyer co-founded social media company Fizz Points, where he also served as lead programmer. In 2009, Dyer left his sales, teaching, and video game programming positions to join marketing firm WealthNet Partners as COO and Internet strategy director, where he established the company's digital presence. In 2010, Dyer left WealthNet to found Sure Spark Internet Marketing, which he left in 2013. Dyer joined the University of Advancing Technology in 2012 as a professor of game production and programming, a position which he held until 2014. In 2015, Dyer left Fizz Points to join On Advertising, where he became Vice President of Marketing Strategies.

Education

• High school - Central High School
• B.A. in psychology - Arizona State University West (2003)
• MBA in marketing, international business, and entrepreneurship - Arizona State University (2010)

Elections

2018

On February 15, 2017, Dyer declared that he would run for governor of Arizona in the 2018 election. Dyer entered the race as a member of the Democratic Party, but announced on July 26, 2017, that he would be separating his campaign from the party and running as an independent due to what he described as a lack of support from state party leadership. Dyer did not appear on the official candidate list.

Campaign themes

2018

The following campaign themes were found on Dyer's campaign website. For a full list of issues, click here.

“	Education Noah believes in equal education for all Arizonans. He believes students should be exposed to computer programming fundamentals in Kindergarten, and receive computer science and other STEM curriculum with great intensity throughout their education. Noah favors equal educational opportunities for all of Arizona’s children, and he is opposed to government spending and taxation policies that contribute to the divide between the quality of education received by the affluent and the poor and middle class. He supports initiatives that transfer education costs away from parents and onto businesses hiring Arizona’s graduates, such as higher corporate taxes. In return, he believes businesses have the right and responsibility to influence educational standards so that Arizona graduates exceed their expectations. Jobs Noah believes that the great companies of the future want to locate in states that have progressive social attitudes and the infrastructure to provide opportunities for success as well as, diverse lifestyles for their employees. Furthermore, while businesses will always publicly seek tax cuts and tax breaks, they also understand taxes enable the best education, security, health care, and other government services that are vital for competitive advantage. Robust government services allow their employees to live comfortable and fulfilled lives. He looks to California (the largest US economy) and Norway (2nd highest median income in the world) as just 2 leading examples where companies accept regulations and taxes in exchange for excellence. Budget Noah believes that government debt is an immoral tax on the next generation, and he is opposed to any budget that does not rapidly pay down state debt.	”
—Noah Dyer

See also

• Governor of Arizona
• Arizona gubernatorial election, 2018

External links

Suggest a link

• Noah "Noé" Dyer for Governor
• Noah "Noé" Dyer for Governor - Facebook
• Noah "Noé" Dyer for Governor - Twitter
• Noah "Noé" Dyer for Governor - Instagram