Justin Tischler

Chief Operating Officer · Kalibrate

Location Intelligence and Fuel Pricing SoftwareFlower Mound, TX

Chief Operating Officer of Kalibrate, the fuel pricing and location intelligence software and analytics company. He came to Kalibrate through its February 2021 acquisition of Intalytics, the Ann Arbor location-based predictive analytics firm, where he had been president after roughly nine years as a senior director. He holds degrees from the University of North Texas.

Last reviewed: Sep 27, 2026

Justin Tischler

Chief Operating Officer Kalibrate

Last Reviewed: September 27, 2026

Executive Summary

Justin Tischler is Chief Operating Officer of Kalibrate, the company that sells fuel pricing software and location intelligence and site-selection analytics to fuel, convenience, retail, restaurant and other multi-site businesses. He joined Kalibrate through an acquisition. He was president of Intalytics, an Ann Arbor, Michigan, location-based predictive analytics firm, when Kalibrate bought it in February 2021. Before becoming president he had spent about nine years at Intalytics as a senior director. Kalibrate credits him with more than 15 years of work helping retail, restaurant and services brands make better decisions through data science. He studied at the University of North Texas, which named him its Economics Department’s Distinguished Alumnus in 2017.

Career Highlights

  • Chief Operating Officer of Kalibrate, on a leadership team with CEO Charles Wetzel and CFO Christina Bailey.
  • President of Intalytics, a location-based predictive analytics firm founded in 2007, when Kalibrate acquired it in February 2021.
  • Worked at Intalytics for about nine years as a senior director before being named president.
  • Named the University of North Texas Economics Department’s Distinguished Alumnus in 2017. He has taught economics at UNT as an adjunct lecturer and continues as a guest lecturer.

Professional Journey

Tischler studied at the University of North Texas and completed a Master of Science there in 2007. He then went into applied analytics, working on the location-based predictive models that retailers and restaurant chains use to decide where to open sites and how to market them.

He spent most of his career at Intalytics, an Ann Arbor, Michigan, firm founded in 2007. Intalytics built custom analytical models for real estate and marketing decisions, sold datasets and consulting, and offered SiteIntel, a web-based location analysis platform. Its clients were in retail, restaurants, healthcare, automotive, banking, grocery and other sectors. He worked there for about nine years as a senior director before being named president. Alongside that work he kept a connection with UNT, teaching economics as an adjunct lecturer and continuing as a guest lecturer. In 2017 the university’s Economics Department named him its Distinguished Alumnus.

In February 2021 Kalibrate acquired Intalytics to strengthen its location intelligence, consulting and software business in North America. Kalibrate’s chairman, Matthew Peacock, is a founding partner of Hanover Investors. Announcing the deal, Tischler said that “Intalytics and Kalibrate share a passion for helping brands make better decisions through data and analytics.” He moved into Kalibrate’s leadership and is now its Chief Operating Officer. Kalibrate’s leadership page names Charles Wetzel as Chief Executive Officer and Christina Bailey as Chief Financial Officer. The company’s software covers fuel pricing, fuel network planning, EV charger pricing and location intelligence.

Education

University of North Texas

M.S., 2007. The university’s alumni magazine records his M.S. and an earlier class year of 2005, and names him the Economics Department’s 2017 Distinguished Alumnus. It does not state the field of either degree.