Tanya Ivey Snyder is an American businesswoman and philanthropist, best known for her involvement in the ownership and operations of the Washington Commanders (formerly the Washington Redskins) of the National Football League (NFL). Born Tanya Ivey, she married Daniel (Dan) Snyder in 1996, and together they acquired the franchise in 1999, holding ownership until its sale in 2023. During this period, Tanya played a significant role in the team's management, serving as co-CEO alongside her husband from 2021 to 2023 and as president during the ownership transition in 2023, overseeing key operational and philanthropic aspects of the organization.

Her contributions extended beyond business, as she was instrumental in fostering community engagement through various initiatives tied to the team. In 1999, the same year her husband purchased the team, Tanya launched the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation, which later evolved into the Washington Commanders Charitable Foundation, where she served as president. This foundation has donated over $31 million to local community initiatives, focusing on youth programs, education, health, and military support in the Washington, D.C., area. She also helped establish the NFL's 'A Crucial Catch' campaign (originally 'Think Pink') in 2009, aimed at raising breast cancer awareness and funding research, reflecting her personal commitment to health-related causes, including children's health and breast cancer awareness. She co-founded the Daniel and Tanya Snyder Foundation, furthering her focus on philanthropy.

Her philanthropic efforts have been recognized for bridging sports and social good, enhancing the team's public image amid various controversies surrounding the ownership. Tanya Snyder's influence in the NFL and business spheres underscores her role in a prominent sports empire, though much of her public profile is intertwined with her husband's decisions and the eventual sale of the team to a group led by Josh Harris for a record $6.05 billion. Post-sale, she has continued to support charitable causes, maintaining a lower public profile while leveraging her experience in business and philanthropy. Her work highlights the intersection of family legacy, corporate leadership, and community impact in American professional sports.