Thomas King is President, Data & Analytics Division and Chief Product Officer at J.D. Power. He is responsible for the overall strategic direction of the company’s growing D&A segment, including oversight of revenue and profitability; business development initiatives; marketing; budget management; new product development and execution; and other general operational plans.

Most recently, King served as Vice President, PIN OEM Operations, Digital Marketing Analytics, and Auto Finance. In this role, he led the company’s newly combined PIN, Digital Marketing Analytics and Auto Finance practices. Previously, he was the Senior Director of PIN Consulting & Analytics and was responsible for the ideation, creation and delivery of all PIN client-facing services including analytical reports and consulting services.

Prior to joining J.D. Power in 2005, Mr. King was in Global Market and Industry Analysis at General Motors. There, he analyzed the U.S. automotive industry, focusing on sales, pricing and incentive dynamics.

Mr. King received a master’s degree in economics, management and materials science from the University of Oxford in England.

Jonathan Banks is Vice President & GM, Vehicle Valuations at  J.D. Power. Under Mr. Banks’ leadership, his market intelligence and analytical teams deliver accurate and timely residual values & used car and truck valuations for the automotive industry, financial institutions, businesses, and consumers. Additionally, Mr. Banks analyzes market data at both the auction and retail level of the new and used vehicle market and develops analytical support for the myriad decisions along the vehicle value chain from product development to remarketing. Banks also serves as one of the division’s primary media spokespeople on issues affecting the automotive industry and its consumers. 

With 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, Mr. Banks is a wellrespected expert, speaking at many of the major automotive conferences and conventions across the country. He is also a trusted source for the media and has been quoted in various publications, including The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.

Prior to NADA Used Car Guide, Mr. Banks worked as a senior director and manager at ALG for 13 years. At ALG, he helped establish a series of successful initiatives to improve and streamline the use of used vehicle market and pricing data to improve its forecasting model. 

Mr. Banks received his undergraduate degree from UC Santa Barbara and his MBA from Pepperdine University as well as a graduate certification in Foundations of Business Analytics. Outside of the office, Banks enjoys traveling, music, watching baseball, reading and just about anything outdoors.

Tyson Jominy is Vice President, Data & Analytics at J.D. Power. Tyson has worked for J.D. Power and the Power Information Network since September 2009, advising OEMs on pricing and incentives for new and used car sales. Prior to joining J.D. Power, Tyson worked for Ford Motor Company and Nissan North America, where he held several positions within finance and sales & marketing, leading OEM projects in product development, manufacturing operations, pricing and financial control. Additionally, he has managed financial forecasting and planning in the CPG industry and advised executives in corporate development and M&A in the energy sector.

Tyson has a bachelor’s degree in finance from Indiana University in Bloomington, IN and a master’s of business administration from The University of Chicago Booth Graduate School of Business in Chicago, IL.

Eric Lyman oversees the Insights, Data Science and Engineering groups for ALG, the industry authority on automotive residual value projections in both the United States and Canada.

Lyman uses a vast set of proprietary market data and intelligence to analyze the dynamic and complex nature of the automotive industry. His insights support ALG’s product and market strategies and are leveraged by automakers’ product planning groups and captive financial organizations to optimize brand strength and minimize risk in the hyper competitive retail automotive landscape.

Prior to his current role, Lyman served as the chief industry analyst for TrueCar. In this role, he was TrueCar’s lead media-facing spokesperson on product insights, auto industry outlook, macroeconomic trends and consumer car buying tips. He regularly contributed to leading national and regular news stories and appeared on CNBC, Bloomberg TV, National Public Radio, Reuters, Fox Business and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The New York Times, Forbes, and CNN Money. He also provided thought leadership and data analysis to key external stakeholders on behalf TrueCar.

Lyman has held multiple positions in the organization, including Managing Editor of ALG’s Residual Value Guidebook, the North American industry standard for future vehicle value expectations for the past 50 years. Additionally, he served as Senior Manager of Consulting and Vice President of Residual Value Solutions.

Lyman earned his bachelor’s degree from University of California at Santa Barbara. Off hours he can be found at various campgrounds and beaches in Southern California enjoying the outdoors with his family or tending to his backyard veggie garden.