Meet Hamza

Hamza Nazir is a 24 year old proud resident of Forsyth County, a graduate of the Georgia public high school system, and an American born and raised first generation college student. Being the oldest child of Pakistani Immigrants who moved to the United States in the '90s, he hopes to serve his community because everyone deserves the opportunity to live the American dream.

While pursuing his bachelors at Georgia State University, Hamza worked multiple jobs at a time as a full time student to help support his parents and siblings. This helped him realize the values of hard work, responsibility, and determination. After graduating he had worked as a technology consultant for multiple consulting firms. He also ran a small construction estimation business, which has helped him better understand the needs of small business owners in his community. 

He has experience in conducting data analysis in order to prepare Georgia State University's College of Arts & Sciences $83 million annual budget. He has also helped launch Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNP) for those individuals who are entitled to both Medicare and Medicaid coverage in multiple states for AmeriHealth. He helped advance healthcare within the state of California through their CalAIMS and Medi-Cal Medicaid programs with Anthem Healthcare. Lastly he worked with the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the DTCC settled more than US$1.5 quadrillion in securities transactions or in other words the equivalent of turning over the entire U.S. GDP every three days. He helped the DTCC meet requirements set by the SEC to reduce the settlement time for securities from T+2 days to T+1 day.