Tegan Miller is a Director of Major Gifts at Friends of the High Line. They possess expertise in social media, teaching, museums, arts administration, nonprofits and 18 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "I feel incredibly lucky to have had Tegan as my supervisor during the course of my summer internship in the Department. Tegan cares deeply for her colleagues and works very hard to get the job done. I admire her resilience and outstanding ability to manage many, if not most, of the Department’s administrative tasks. In particular, she demonstrates strong expertise in editing and proofreading, as well as donor engagement. She always greets others with a friendly smile, but also brings a sense of determination that motivates those around her. She makes the working environment a fun and enjoyable place to be. As a collaborative and professional individual, Tegan would make a wonderful leader and invaluable addition to any team!", "Outstandingly efficient is what comes to mind when I think about Tegan. I have the pleasure of working with her in the Asian Art Department, where I volunteer. I am particularly impressed by Tegan’s ability to handle even the toughest challenges- effortlessly and with a pleasant attitude. Tegan’s ability to juggle multiple projects and complete them successfully is quite remarkable. She is also very knowledgeable and fun to work with. No matter what the event is, Tegan makes sure everyone leaves with a smile because of her detail-oriented and creative qualities. I wholeheartedly recommend Tegan; she would be an asset to any team.", and "Tegan is one of those dream colleagues to work with. She cares very deeply for her work, and always strives to improve processes and experiences for the programs she manages. As the point contact for most of Asian Art's most important donors, she skillfully managed expectations and communications to this important group and throughout the museum. She also pursued additional and new opportunities to grow donor groups. Her budget skills are excellent, and she saved the department thousands of dollars in my time overseeing her role. And on a personal note, she's quite a lovely person, just in general, so I am happy to now be her friend after leaving Asian art! I would highly recommend Tegan for any opportunity."