Tag is a product of Northern Virginia Public Schools, graduating from Lake Braddock Secondary School in Fairfax County, and believes strongly in the power of a good public education. From Lake Braddock, Tag went on to graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point and returned to Northern Virginia, settling in Ashburn after completing his commitment to the United States Army. To date, serving as a 2nd Lt with the Corps of Engineers was one of his favorite and most rewarding jobs. The soldiers in his unit re-enforced the importance of teamwork, loyalty, and respect. During his early professional years, he received his MBA from George Mason University, graduating with honors, and he served with distinction as an officer in the Virginia National Guard.

Tag is extremely active in his neighborhood, the District, and the County. Having three children keeps Tag and Mary Beth busy, but he always finds time to coach one of their soccer or baseball teams, or volunteer at their school. He served as the Vice-Chairman of Membership for the Goose Creek District of the Boy Scouts of America, and believes that true leadership training starts at an early age. He sits on the executive council of the Loudoun School-Business Partnership, and was honored to serve on the Washington Post Agnes Myer Teacher of the Year selection committee. He is an active member of the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce, and has served as a commissioner of the Economic Development Commission (EDC).

Tag is a leader who knows how to promote pro-business policies that will encourage employers to expand and create more jobs. With 17 years experience as a senior sales executive, marketer and financial analyst, he currently serves as Executive Vice President for Quality Technology Services. He knows the positive effect of reducing taxes and government spending, so that hard working Loudoun families can keep more of what they earn. Tag Greason is committed to improving the economic climate here in Loudoun and knows it will take personal attention, smart policies, proper incentives, and a will to make a difference.

Tag and Mary Beth have been married since 1993 and their three children attend, or will attend Loudoun County Public Schools. Loudoun’s families deserve a strong business climate, lower taxes, a world class education, a comprehensive transportation solution, and a principled leader.

Tag Greason has been a member of the Virginia House of Delegates since January 2010. He serves on the Finance, Education and General Laws Committees, and will continue to represent our interests in Richmond to the best of his ability.