Ted Miller

Ted Miller, a former Obama administration official with extensive experience in nonprofit leadership and healthcare advocacy, serves as the Interim Executive Director of the Whitman-Walker Foundation. With its own board of directors and 501 (c)(3) designation, the Foundation uses community-based philanthropy in its fundraising efforts to ensure sustainability and support growth for all Whitman-Walker companies.

Miller’s background includes senior fundraising, public engagement, communications, and government affairs roles in two federal agencies, including AmeriCorps, the congressional offices of Sherrod Brown and Tom Daschle, NARAL Pro-Choice America, and a national organization that provides free navigation services to people affected by cancer. In 2022, he launched a consulting practice that focuses on change management and organizational leadership.

In 2021, while at the Cancer Support Community, Miller worked with Whitman-Walker to facilitate First Lady Jill Biden’s visit to the center to encourage Americans to get cancer screenings.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Miller served on the board of trustees for the Point Foundation, a national organization that provides scholarships and leadership development to LGBTQ students, and on the Victory Fund Campaign Board, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ leaders at all levels of government. A graduate of the University of Kansas, he earned a certificate in organization leadership and change management from Georgetown University.