Prior to GoTV, Tibbets held the position of Vice President at Twentieth Television, and ran FOXLAB, Inc. While at Fox, Tibbets developed the first convergence program to air on broadcast television and is credited with the development of the "mobisode™" including executive producing the first two original contentmobisodes™ Love and Hate and Sunset Hotel (winner of the Golden Eagle Award for Excellence) which launched on Verizon's VCAST in February 2005.

Previously, Tibbets served as Vice President, Entertainment for Fireworks Television, where he developed live-action children's half-hour series forNickelodeon and NBC/Discovery Kids including Strange Days at Blake Holsey High. Tibbets was also responsible for the U.S. sale of the eight-hour miniseries Robocop: Prime Directives to the Sci-Fi Channel as well as the two-hour MOW Stolen Miracle to Lifetime.

From his work at Papazian-Hirsch/Rysher Entertainment Tibbets is credited with the development and sale of the HBO series "ROME" and television films A Mother's Testimony and Determination Of Death for Lifetime and Face Valuefor Court TV.

Early in his career Tibbets served as a writer and producer on a number of notable television programs and specials including the Emmy Award winningStreetwise, World Champions of Golf and BuzzTV, and the BBC/PBS mini-seriesSigns and Wonders starring James Earl Jones.

Tibbets has produced and/or contributed to the production and development of other award-winning, made for television series, including: Martha Stewart Living, Bob Vila, Pensacola: Wings of Gold, Psi Factor - Chronicles of the Paranormal, News for Kids, The Extremists, George Michael's Sports Machine, America's Most Wanted, Good Day Live, Divorce Court, and many others.

Tibbets has a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing with an emphasis in International Marketing and business from Arizona State University. Tibbets is on the Board of Advisory for e-card site rattlebox.com.