Taimur Mehmood

Chief Executive Officer, Amoena USA Amoena USA

Last Reviewed: September 28, 2026

Executive Summary

Taimur Mehmood is Chief Executive Officer of Amoena USA, the US business of Amoena, which was founded in 1975 to serve women after breast cancer surgery and says it developed the first silicone breast prosthesis. From the Kennesaw, Georgia office he leads a business selling breast forms, mastectomy bras, lingerie, swimwear and recovery care through fitters and healthcare providers. He is also the company’s named voice in its US policy work. In August 2026 he gave Amoena’s statement backing H.R. 10147, a bipartisan bill to classify mastectomy bras and silicone breast prostheses as medical devices rather than apparel in the US tariff schedule.

Career Highlights

• Chief Executive Officer of Amoena USA, based in Kennesaw, Georgia.
• In August 2026 issued Amoena’s statement supporting H.R. 10147, introduced by Representatives Carol Miller and Terri Sewell.
• Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta.

Professional Journey

Amoena traces its origins to 1975 and to its founder, Cornelius Rechenberg, who set out to improve the care of women after mastectomy through better breast forms. The company calls itself the world’s leading manufacturer in breast care. It still makes its breast prostheses by hand in Raubling, Germany, and employs around 400 people worldwide. Its range now covers breast forms, including the Red Dot award-winning Adapt Air, as well as recovery care and breast care apparel meant to support women from diagnosis back to everyday life.

Mehmood leads the US business. Amoena says that over the past year it has launched a federal lobbying initiative on tariffs, product classification and the recognition of mastectomy products as medical devices. The company says its leaders met the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in May 2026 about the coverage status of adhesive breast forms, and visited Georgia’s senators and other members of Congress in June 2026 about how breast care products are classified for tariffs. The bill that followed, H.R. 10147, was introduced in August 2026 by Representatives Carol Miller of West Virginia and Terri Sewell of Alabama. Amoena’s statement welcoming it came from Mehmood. It said the legislation “recognizes the essential role these medically necessary products play in post-mastectomy care,” and that it would make them more affordable and accessible for the women who rely on them.

Outside the company he is Vice Chair of the board of the Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta, a German language and cultural centre.

Education

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