Taseer Badar

In 2020, Badar began a partnership with Swapnil Agarwal of Nitya Capital.

In 2014, as CEO of Altus Health, Badar opened Altus House, the first in-patient hospice unit in Sugar Land, TX.

In 2014, sensing an opportunity to expand outside of healthcare, Badar ventured into Florida and purchased several dealerships, including a Mercedes, BMW, Toyota, Kia, and Mazda. This collection would soon become ZT Motors.

Badar's companies have earned consecutive Texas A&M "Aggie 100" awards (2007–2017), Houston Business Journal's 40 Under 40 (2012), Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award winner (2016). and The South Asian Chamber of Commerce (SACC) Businessperson of the Year Award (2018).

In 1996, Badar began his financial advisor career with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. in New York City, where he built strong relationships with his clients. During his time here, he quickly realized that he "didn't want CNBC to dictate [his] life," so he returned to Houston and began a retail brokerage firm and began working with physicians who needed help investing their money.

The youngest of four siblings, Taseer Badar was born October 1, 1973 in Lahore, Pakistan, where he spent the first 10 months of his life before immigrating to Eau Claire, Wisconsin. His mother, Kausar, was a Nuclear Medicine Technologist Professor in Chemistry at VA Medical Center in her native home in Pakistan, and his father, Tanwir, was a Professional Engineer (PE) and Associate Professor at King’s College London in Strand, London.