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Timothy Hwang

Timothy Hwang is an American entrepreneur and co-founder of , a specializing in AI-powered platforms for tracking, relations, and regulatory intelligence.
Hwang launched during his time at , motivated by the challenges of accessing and analyzing vast amounts of legislative data, drawing from his early experiences in political organizing including volunteering as a field organizer for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. Co-founding the firm with high school friends Jonathan Chen and Gerald Yao, he aimed to automate processes and democratize access to data for smaller organizations through .
As CEO from 2013 to November 2024, Hwang oversaw 's expansion to over 400 employees and thousands of clients, key acquisitions such as for $180 million in 2018, and the company's public listing on the via SPAC merger in 2022, establishing it as a global player in despite subsequent share price declines exceeding 80% from post-IPO peaks amid broader pressures on . In late 2024, he transitioned to Executive Chairman to focus on strategic .

Early life and education

Family background and upbringing

Timothy Hwang was born in in 1992 to parents who had immigrated from . His family relocated to , in Montgomery County, where he spent much of his upbringing. His father was employed at the (NIH) in , and his mother worked at local art museums, providing Hwang with indirect exposure to U.S. government operations and bureaucracy from an early age. As the eldest of two children, this familial environment emphasized and matters, influencing his later interests. Hwang attended in , during his secondary education. At age 17, while still a there, he was elected to the student seat on the Montgomery County Board of Education, overseeing aspects of a district budget exceeding $2 billion.

Early interests and initiatives

Hwang demonstrated early entrepreneurial tendencies during high school by founding the Strategic Gaming Forum Syndicate as a sophomore at in , a club focused on board games that he funded through bake sales and custom T-shirt sales, including a profitable parody design reading "Big Tim Is Watching You." At age 14, inspired by church mission trips to , Hwang co-founded Operation Fly, Inc. in 2007 with Minsoo Han while attending in ; the national 501(c)(3) nonprofit aimed to combat poverty by providing services to homeless individuals and inner-city youth in underserved urban areas. In 2007–2008, as a high school student, Hwang served as a regional field organizer for Barack Obama's presidential campaign, coordinating events for high school and college students across , , and to mobilize young voters. Hwang's leadership in advocacy extended to his role as president of the National Youth Association during high school, a group representing youth interests on national policy issues, which later grew under his involvement to claim a membership of 750,000. In June 2009, as a junior at Wootton High School, Hwang was named Youth Entrepreneur of the Year by the for his work founding and leading Operation Fly.

Academic achievements

Hwang earned a degree from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs in 2014. His coursework incorporated alongside , reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that informed his later ventures in policy analytics. During his junior year at Princeton, Hwang co-founded with high school friends, balancing the demands of undergraduate studies with early-stage business development, including securing initial funding and prototyping the platform. This period demonstrated his capacity to integrate academic rigor—such as and quantitative methods—with practical application, as the startup emerged from coursework-inspired ideas on aggregating legislative data. Upon completing his Princeton degree, Hwang gained admission to Harvard Business School but deferred enrollment indefinitely to prioritize FiscalNote's growth, forgoing traditional MBA coursework in favor of real-time executive experience. No formal degree from has been completed or conferred as of 2025.

Business and professional career

Early political involvement

Hwang's introduction to organized political work occurred during his high school years in . At age 16, in late 2007, he joined Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign as a regional field organizer, working primarily out of the office while traveling to mobilize voters and build support across communities. This role exposed him to large-scale campaign operations, including data-driven get-out-the-vote efforts and the expansion of a national organization operating in all 50 states. The following year, at age 17, Hwang was elected to the student member position on the Montgomery County Board of Education, one of the largest school districts in the United States serving approximately 1.1 million residents. In this capacity, he contributed to oversight of a $2.5 billion operating budget and a $4 billion capital budget, while helping manage 22,000 teachers and 11,000 administrators; he focused on improving public communication and engagement strategies for educational policy decisions. These experiences, both in national campaigning and local governance, honed his understanding of policy implementation and prior to his enrollment at in 2010.

Founding and development of FiscalNote

FiscalNote was co-founded on June 11, 2013, by Timothy Hwang, Gerald Yao, and Jonathan Chen, who were college seniors at the time developing a platform for real-time legislative analytics. The initial concept emerged from Hwang's prior experience in political campaigns and advocacy, aiming to apply technology to track and predict U.S. legislative outcomes using data aggregation and early machine learning techniques. Operations began modestly in a shared Motel 6 room in Sunnyvale, California, during the summer of 2013, with the team focusing on prototyping a search and analytics tool for unstructured government data. By September 2013, the company relocated to Bethesda, Maryland, to proximity to policy centers in Washington, D.C., enabling closer engagement with potential users in government and advocacy. The first customer was secured in December 2013, validating the core product of legislative bill tracking and predictive insights derived from bill text analysis. Development emphasized agile iteration, incorporating natural language processing to parse bills and regulations, addressing the inefficiency of manual monitoring in policymaking. Funding efforts yielded a $1.3 million seed round in August 2013 from investors including First Round Capital's Dorm Room Fund, followed by a $7 million Series A and $10 million Series B in late 2014, totaling $19 million in by year-end. Key backers included , , (NEA), and advisors like YS Chi of Reed Elsevier, attracted by the founders' cold outreach and demonstration of scalable GovTech potential. This capital supported team expansion and product refinement, leading to rapid customer acquisition in 2014 among lobbyists, corporations, and nonprofits. Early media coverage in outlets like , , and highlighted the company's disruption of traditional legislative intelligence, positioning FiscalNote as a pioneer in applying to transparency. By 2015, the platform had evolved to provide real-time alerts and impact assessments, setting the stage for broader adoption while navigating challenges of data accuracy and regulatory complexity inherent to sources.

Expansion, acquisitions, and innovations

Under Timothy Hwang's leadership as co-founder and CEO, pursued rapid expansion through targeted acquisitions to integrate complementary technologies, data sources, and global reach in and . In July 2018, the company completed its $180 million acquisition of CQ Roll Call from , incorporating longstanding congressional news, data, and analytics services into its platform. This move strengthened 's U.S. legislative coverage and media assets. Subsequent deals accelerated in 2021, with approximately 10 acquisitions that year, including Fireside on May 24 for SaaS-based constituent management tools used by offices; TimeBase on the same date, adding legislative and tracking capabilities; on August 31 for workflow automation; and Forge.AI in September to advance applications in data processing. Other 2021 targets encompassed for geopolitical forecasting. FiscalNote's growth trajectory peaked with its July 29, 2022, business combination via Duddell Street Acquisition Corp., enabling a public listing on the under the ticker NOTE at a $1.3 billion valuation. Post-IPO expansions included Aicel Technologies on August 1, 2022, which Hwang noted would expand data solutions for broader market intelligence; Predata for predictive geopolitical risk analytics; and Eye on January 30, 2023, enhancing forward-looking security intelligence for enterprise clients. These moves diversified FiscalNote's offerings across , , and international regulatory tracking, supporting customer base growth among global corporations. Parallel to acquisitions, innovated by embedding into its core products for predictive and automation, evolving from basic legislative tracking to advanced tools. Acquisitions like .AI and Aicel fueled developments such as -driven data extraction and enhancement of platforms including DataHunt. By , the company hosted an "AI Product Day" to demonstrate leadership in integration for regulatory . Under Hwang's direction, these efforts positioned as an -enabled provider, with subsequent enhancements like PolicyNote's -powered legislative forecasting, bill discovery, and social listening features launched in 2025 to detect early policy signals and streamline decision-making. This focus addressed causal demands for real-time, data-backed insights amid complex global policymaking.

Financial performance and leadership transition

FiscalNote reported its first full calendar year of positive adjusted EBITDA in 2024, following operational streamlining and divestitures such as . In the fourth quarter of 2024, total revenues reached $29.5 million and adjusted EBITDA stood at $3.3 million, both surpassing prior guidance, though revenues declined year-over-year primarily due to the aforementioned divestiture. The company also reduced its senior debt by 44% during the year. Earlier, in the third quarter of 2024, revenues totaled $29.4 million, exceeding forecasts, with adjusted EBITDA improving by $2.7 million year-over-year to $3.4 million—the fifth consecutive quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA. Full-year 2024 revenue guidance was adjusted to approximately $120 million, reflecting divestiture impacts, while adjusted EBITDA guidance was raised to about $9 million. Extending into 2025, FiscalNote's second-quarter results showed revenues of $27.5 million, surpassing the guidance range of $26 million to $27 million, alongside adjusted EBITDA of $2.8 million and a 12% margin, with cash and equivalents at $39.2 million. Despite these profitability gains, the company continued to report net losses, with analysts projecting of -0.43 for the year, and its exhibited significant , trading at prices as low as $0.58 per share in transactions involving Timothy Hwang. On November 12, 2024, coinciding with the third-quarter earnings release, announced a plan effective January 1, 2025, under which Timothy Hwang transitioned from chief executive officer to executive chairman, while retaining his board seat. , the incumbent and —who had managed day-to-day operations since early 2022—assumed the CEO role, continuing as . Hwang cited a desire to refocus on strategic initiatives, company culture, and founder-level contributions after nearly 12 years as CEO, positioning Resnik's operational expertise to advance growth and . This shift followed periods of financial restructuring and aimed to support sustained profitability amid competitive pressures in and intelligence.

Philanthropy and civic engagement

Youth-led projects

At the age of 14, Hwang founded Operation Fly, Inc. in 2007, co-founding the national 501(c)(3) nonprofit with fellow student Minsoo Han following a church missions trip to that highlighted needs among underprivileged communities. The organization focused on serving inner-city youth through direct services, fundraising to provide meals for the homeless, and scholarships for underprivileged students facing barriers to education and opportunity. Hwang served as the nonprofit's CEO and president, leading its early operations and expansion efforts. In June 2009, as a 17-year-old junior at in , Hwang received the Youth Entrepreneur of the Year award from the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship in the National Capital Area for his leadership in establishing and growing Operation Fly, Inc. The initiative demonstrated his early commitment to addressing social challenges through structured, youth-driven philanthropy, drawing on personal experiences to mobilize resources for vulnerable populations. Concurrently during high school, Hwang served as president of the National Youth Association, a now-defunct national advocating for issues, which claimed a membership of 750,000. This role involved directing efforts to influence legislation on topics affecting young people, marking an extension of his into organized . These projects underscored Hwang's precocious organizational skills and focus on actionable interventions rather than awareness alone, though the association's scale and impact remain primarily self-reported in available records.

Professional-era contributions and affiliations

In his professional career, Hwang has held trusteeships and board positions focused on and youth programs. He serves as a on the board of the Greater Washington Community Foundation, the largest philanthropic entity in the National Capital Region, which manages endowments exceeding $500 million and awards grants to support local nonprofits addressing , , and . Hwang is a member of the board of directors of the Afterschool Alliance, a nonprofit that promotes access to quality afterschool programs for over 10 million children annually, influencing federal and funding allocations through coalitions and research dissemination. His civic affiliations extend to leadership networks, including membership in the (YPO), a global forum for chief executives emphasizing peer learning and ethical business practices, and the Economic Club of , which facilitates discussions on and economics among influencers. Additionally, Hwang has been designated a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, recognizing innovative applications of technology in governance and data analytics. These roles underscore his engagement in bridging technology, , and philanthropy to address societal challenges.

Public perception and criticisms

Achievements and recognitions

Hwang received early recognition for his entrepreneurial activities, including designation as the 2009 Youth Entrepreneur of the Year by the National Capital Area for his work founding FiscalNote at age 17. In 2016, at age 23, Hwang was named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 list in the Law & Policy category for co-founding FiscalNote and advancing data-driven analysis of legislation. That same year, Inc. Magazine included him in its 30 Under 30 listing, highlighting his innovation in government data analytics. Hwang was selected as a Technology Pioneer, acknowledging 's contributions to technology-enabled policy intelligence. In 2020, honored Hwang as one of the 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs at its Builders + Innovators Summit, recognizing his leadership in scaling through acquisitions and venture funding exceeding $230 million. In 2023, named Hwang the Entrepreneur of the Year for the Mid-Atlantic region, citing his role in 's growth into a global platform serving over 1,000 clients with AI-driven regulatory insights.

Business and operational critiques

has faced criticism for its pricing model, which positions its policy tracking and analytics services as accessible primarily to large corporations and well-funded groups, thereby excluding smaller entities and individual citizens from advanced legislative intelligence. Experts such as Lorelei Kelly of University's Beeck Center and Tim LaPira, founder of the for Responsive Politics (OpenSecrets.org), have argued that this commercialization of public data risks entrenching advantages for powerful interests, as the platform's subscription costs—often in the tens of thousands annually—create barriers to equitable access despite the underlying legislative information being publicly available. Operationally, has encountered execution hurdles, including difficulties in migrating customers from legacy platforms to newer AI-enhanced systems, resulting in elevated churn rates and shortfalls. In its second quarter 2025 earnings report, attributed a year-over-year decline to these challenges and related issues, highlighting persistent problems following multiple acquisitions such as CQ in 2018 and Policy Technologies expansions. Independent analyses have echoed concerns over high customer churn on outdated products and risks in platform transitions, which have impeded margin expansion despite gross profit margins exceeding 74%. Financially, FiscalNote's post-SPAC merger trajectory—completed via a blank-check company in December 2021—has drawn scrutiny for stock volatility and underperformance, culminating in a 1-for-12 on August 22, 2025, to avert NYSE delisting after shares traded below $1 thresholds. This maneuver, while staving off immediate compliance risks, has been viewed by analysts as symptomatic of deeper issues including ongoing debt burdens (despite reductions via divestitures like the $40 million sale of and Dragonfly Intelligence to in March 2025) and failure to achieve consistent profitability amid negative earnings. Critics of the core , including some in the and sectors, contend that FiscalNote's emphasis on algorithmic predictions and analytics overstates its ability to supplant human judgment in the inherently relational and unpredictable domain of and . Founder Timothy Hwang has defended the platform as complementary rather than replacement, but detractors maintain that over-reliance on quantitative models can lead to incomplete insights, particularly in nuanced political contexts where qualitative networks predominate. These operational and structural challenges contributed to a shift announced on November 12, 2024, with Hwang transitioning from CEO to Executive Chairman by year-end, ceding day-to-day control to President and COO Josh Resnik, who had managed operations since early ; the move was framed as enabling focus on strategic growth but occurred amid efforts to divest non-core assets and realign the balance sheet.

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