William Miller

Bill Miller worked in financial management in the food industry for Cargill, Incorporated, General Foods Corporation, and Oscar Mayer and Co. He began his career with Arthur Andersen & Co. in Minneapolis and completed it as a CPA in private practice. Mr. Miller's passion for fighting food insecurity led him to serve on the boards of food banks in Wichita, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. In addition, he taught in a Minneapolis church's HopeMakers program and co-founded Pathways, a program that helps people living in economic poverty develop faith-based life skills. Mr. Miller and his wife, Ann, have four children and eleven grandchildren, and he enjoys an active lifestyle that includes teaching spin classes. He earned his B.A. in economics from the University of Notre Dame and an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan.
After ILI, Bill and other members of the Second Cohort founded Imago Dei at Notre Dame. Imago Dei works to increase awareness, education, and scholarship at Notre Dame on the issues of human trafficking. He also serves the US Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking in various capacities and is their Treasurer. Bill walked the Camino Frances and has enjoyed traveling with Ann, watching grandchildren grow, and acquiring Luxembourg citizenship, likely being the only Luxembourger you know.