Tazeen Ahmad, CFO

Tazeen Ahmad is the Chief Financial Officer at Capitol Hill Consulting Group (CHCG, LLC). In this role, Tazeen manages the firm’s financial strategy, financial planning and analysis, financial reports, company audits, compliance, and bank relationships. She is also responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable federal, state, and local campaign finance and election laws for the firm.

A former candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates, Tazeen brings extensive relationships and experience throughout Maryland’s local and state government. Her deep understanding of Maryland’s political and governmental landscape complements her work at CHCG, where she contributes valuable insight into the intersection of government, public policy, and political affairs. She was recognized by The Daily Record as one of its Top 100 Maryland Women in 2026 and was also included in the 2026 MD500 list of Maryland’s most influential leaders in the lobbying category.

Tazeen has been a lifelong advocate for issues of importance to women, and over the years has worked in leadership positions with many nonprofit organizations that serve women and children. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for Interfaith Works, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Montgomery County, MD, that provides emergency shelter, supportive housing, essential needs, and employment programs to more than 35,000 residents annually. She also serves as a commissioner on the Maryland Commission for Women and on the Western Montgomery County Citizens Advisory Board.

In addition to her nonprofit work, Tazeen is deeply involved in Maryland politics. During her time as president of the Montgomery County Women’s Democratic Club (WDC), one of the state’s largest and most influential Democratic organizations, she worked to educate voters on key local, state, and national issues, with a focus on policies impacting women and families. She remains on the WDC Board. She is a founding member of the Maryland Equal Rights Action Network (MERAN), which led successful advocacy efforts for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in Maryland, culminating in its passage through the Maryland General Assembly in 2024.

In 2019, Tazeen co-founded the Up 2 Us Foundation with her daughter, Marium. From 2019 to 2022, the Maryland-based nonprofit addressed food insecurity in Maryland and Washington, D.C. and was recognized for its efforts to support families impacted by COVID-19. In recognition of her work at Up 2 Us, Tazeen was named one of the Maryland Commission for Women’s 100 Maryland Sheroes in 2020.

Tazeen served as a commissioner on the Montgomery County Commission for Women from 2018 to 2021, co-chairing the 2020 Women’s Legislative Briefing and contributing to gender equity policy initiatives. She has also chaired the Victim Services Advisory Board (VSAB), where she gained valuable insights into the challenges facing victims of crime, particularly those related to domestic violence, sexual assault, and the criminal justice system.

Tazeen holds a B.A. in political science and a master’s in journalism. She resides in Potomac, Maryland, with her family.