Pasha Moore is the founder of Holland Taucher Consulting Group (HTCG), a full-service firm covering all aspects of development and strategy, with a focus on corporate partnerships and major donor cultivation; public affairs, lobbying, and advocacy in various roles, representing clients in both state legislatures and Congress; business development strategies; and coalition building. 

With over two decades of political experience, Pasha has previously worked in various roles with over 135 campaigns, political organizations, tech organizations, government entities, and not-for-profits.  Under the HTCG masthead, Pasha has directed the fundraising and development of numerous national, state, and local campaigns and Republican political organizations in Texas and beyond, including state judicial campaigns, legislative races, and congressional races; national campaigns and PACs; and state-based political GOTV organizations.  Representing various corporate and trade association clients in the Texas Legislature, Pasha strategically creates and deploys specific coalitions to advance key legislative priorities.

Additionally, Pasha has assisted research and development efforts for the U.S. Department of Defense, including the launch of the National Security Innovation Network (NSIN – formerly MD5) in 2016, and has helped create public/private partnerships through the U.S. Department of the Army’s Pathfinder program.

During the 2020 election cycle, through a partnership between the University of Southern California and Google, Pasha was part of a team educating campaigns and volunteers in election cybersecurity, engaging key stakeholders and coalitions in each of the 50 states; where, under the Prevail masthead, her work contributed to winning both a Reed Award for Best Civic Education Resource and a Peer Choice Golden Eagle Award for Overall Grassroots Advocacy/Education Campaign Excellence.

Born and raised in Arkansas, Pasha resides in Austin, Texas.