Lakewood, New Jersey, United States, November 2025 — Montium has announced the appointment of Shazia Chaudry as the company’s new Chief People Officer. This appointment marks a key step in strengthening Montium’s leadership team as it advances into its next phase of growth and organizational development.
“I’m thrilled to be a part of Montium’s executive leadership team,” said Chaudry. “I’m looking forward to my new role and contributing to Montium’s continued growth and success.”
With more than 20 years of global human resources leadership experience, Chaudry has built a distinguished career across the legal, academic, financial services, and non-profit sectors. Prior to joining Montium, she was Chief People Officer at Emergent, where she led global HR strategy, recruitment, and engagement initiatives, and played a pivotal role in coaching senior executives and improving workforce retention.
She has previously held senior HR positions at Ropes & Gray LLP, State Street, and Sirva, where she specialized in global HR, talent mobility, and workforce compliance. Beyond corporate leadership, she also serves as a Board Advisor to a non-profit organization that supports young girls in underserved communities across India, Uganda, and the United States—reflecting her deep commitment to equity and empowerment.
In her new role at Montium, Chaudry will join the executive management team and lead the company’s people strategy, encompassing talent management, leadership development, and organizational culture. Her leadership will be instrumental in ensuring that Montium’s people priorities align with its broader business goals and community impact mission.
About Montium
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Lakewood, New Jersey, Montium is a real estate investment and management firm focused on multifamily apartment communities. With a portfolio exceeding $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, the company’s mission is to provide quality housing for working-class families while strengthening community well-being and fostering social connections.
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