Bryan Daniel has been appointed as the President of NYSE Texas, an announcement made by the New York Stock Exchange, which is a part of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. Along with this appointment, the establishment of the headquarters for NYSE Texas was also confirmed, with plans to open in 2026 in the Old Parkland campus in Dallas.
In his new role, Daniel will report to Lynn Martin, who is the President of NYSE Group. He comes with a wealth of experience in public policy and economic development. Before this, he served as the Chairman of the Texas Workforce Commission, focusing on fostering growth among Texas employers and their workforce by collaborating with education partners, local governments, and industry leaders.
His prior positions include serving as a senior staff member in Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s administration, where he led the Office of Economic Development and Tourism. He also held roles such as the Texas State Director for Rural Development and Chief Administrator for Trade and Business Development at the Texas Department of Agriculture.
Lynn Martin expressed enthusiasm about Daniel joining the team, highlighting his extensive experience within Texas government and his dedication to fostering a business-friendly environment in the state. Martin believes that Daniel is well-suited to lead NYSE’s expansion in Texas and expressed eagerness to work closely with him in this venture.
Daniel himself expressed pride in becoming part of the NYSE team, viewing it as recognition of the potential for a local capital markets ecosystem in Texas. He has dedicated his career to supporting the state and is excited about the opportunity to lead NYSE Texas and contribute to the growth of the Texas economy.
The move to establish NYSE Texas and appoint Daniel underscores the New York Stock Exchange’s commitment to expanding its footprint in Texas, tapping into the state’s robust economic landscape and business opportunities.