Ted Meyer is a Director and Head of Communications for Deutsche Bank in the Americas. In that role, Meyer oversees and coordinates Deutsche Bank's Media Relations, Internal Communications and Brand Communications throughout North and Latin America. Meyer also is Head of Media Relations - Americas, responsible for the Bank's interaction with the media in the region, including corporate reputation issues, special situations and crisis communications.

Meyer joined Deutsche Bank in January 2001 as a Vice President and Press Officer. He became Head of Media Relations - Americas in 2006 and was appointed to his current role in 2007. He also is a member of Deutsche Bank's Global Communications Executive Committee and the Americas Operating Committee.

Previously Meyer worked at UBS where his responsibilities included media relations and corporate communications for UBS AG and its UBS Warburg investment banking division in the Americas. In that capacity, he helped to formulate and implement a strategic public relations program for the company in the U.S., Canada and Latin America, with projects including UBS AG's NYSE listing and its acquisition of PaineWebber.

Meyer began his career in 1995 as a member of General Electric Co.s Corporate Public Relations department where he was part of the core "webmaster" team that developed GE's first external and internal web presence, including all media relations, investor relations, and corporate information content. He later became the primary GE corporate media spokesman on issues such as technology, human resources and labor relations and worked extensively on GE's financial communications program. He also worked in Employee Communications, focusing on developing and disseminating strategic and corporate messages and utilizing emerging technologies for corporate communications.

Meyer graduated with honors from Syracuse University, earning a dual degree in Public Relations and Marketing Management. He is a member of The Wisemen. He enjoys skiing, ice hockey, motorcycle road racing, SCUBA diving, cycling and mountain biking.