Dan Miller Email & Phone Number

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States

• Taught 4 graduate-level courses on Theory of War and Strategy, National Security Policy and Strategy development, and Regional Studies and Advanced Regional Studies of Eurasia to senior military officers, US government civilians and international officers• Developed the Curriculum for both regional studies and advanced regional studies programs.• Designed and led annual field studies into Eurasia, visiting Turkey, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.• Mentored 5 students on master’s thesis equivalent projects• Advised and shaped an integrated research project on lessons learned from Ukraine, combining the efforts of 15 graduate students into a published work.

Kyiv, Ukraine

• Advised the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy and U.S. Ambassador on U.S. foreign policy goals in Ukraine, developed the strategy to achieve these goals, then executed this vision for the defense and security sector, a symbol of national unity. • Led 48-person multi-national, cross-functional team of mid-level professionals with an average annual budget of $400M; creating capability and capacity in the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) enabling national and regional security and stability. • Led US contingent in Poland and Germany to develop a multi-national plan for assistance to Ukraine in a time of crisis, including capability assessments, materiel donations, transportation, training and long-term sustainment. This included serving as the U.S. primary interlocutor with the Ukrainian Armed to determine and prioritize their needs • Increased Ukrainian military’s English language capabilities by more than 200% through the procurement of more than $5M in technical equipment, and the development of a training program for instructors and students.• Developed and supervised a technology security program, accounting for and safeguarding more than 12,000 pieces of sensitive military equipment across 126 locations• Led negotiations with office of the President of Ukraine to resolve a 7-year customs issue resulting in the rapid delivery of more than $150M in vital equipment during a time of crisis• Discovered a 6-year shipping backlog and created procedural and organizational changes, resulting in the immediate delivery of $97M worth of critical military equipment in 2 months

Rome Area, Italy

Vilnius, Lithuania

• Implemented U.S. foreign policy and U.S. Ambassador’s vision for the defense and security sector, a symbol of national unity. • Led 6-person team of mid-level professionals and an annual budget of $50M; responsible for management of the strategic relationship between the U.S. and Lithuanian Armed Forces. • Led the analytical effort to determine customer needs and the subsequent negotiations which led to the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense purchasing more than $170 million worth of tactical vehicles

Heidelberg, Germany

Serves as Deputy for Central Europe and Eurasia Branch in US Army Europe's Security Cooperation Division. Primary Countries: Ukraine, Slovenia, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Responsible for providing Politco-Military advise to the command and developing USAREUR's theater security cooperation program.

Fort Moore, Ga; Schweinfurt, Germany; Fort Campbell, Ky; Monterey, Ca; Kyiv, Ukraine

Led and managed organizations organizations from 40-250 employees in US, Germany and while participating in complex crises in Kosovo and Iraq.Staff Assignments as operations officer, maintenance officer, and logistics officer for a 1,000-person organization.Teaching Assignment preparing mid-grade officers for successful leadership and staff assignments.

Ma, Russian And East Europeans Studies

B.S., Human And Regional Geography