Bryce Butler is the Founder & Managing Partner of Access Ventures, based in Louisville, KY. Before starting Access Ventures, Bryce was the Executive Director of the BlueSky Network, a venture philanthropy family office in Southern Indiana with activities around the world. Bryce was also the Executive Producer of a documentary set in Guatemala City called, "BBOYS For Life" that premiered at the United Nations in April 2014. Previously, Bryce was an Executive Pastor and served on active duty for four years with the US Army. He has an M.A. in Theology and a B.S. in Economics.

Bryce teaches Social Enterprise as an Adjunct Instructor at the University of Kentucky. In 2016, the Global Impact Investment Rating System (GIIRS) rewarded Access Ventures’ good works by naming it one of the 50 best-for-the-world funds. In November 2017, Bryce was selected as a Michael Rubinger Fellow with LISC for its inaugural year in identifying and supporting emerging leaders in community development across the country. He was also named, "Investor of the Year for 2017," by the KY Chamber and "40 Under 40" in 2019.

Bryce serves on multiple boards, including: Village Capital (Chair); Greater Louisville, Inc (the Louisville Chamber); the Community Development Advisory Council of the St. Louis Federal Reserve; M1 Institute; and Endeavor Louisville.