William C Miller JR
President & CEO · American Gaming Association
President & CEO at American Gaming Association. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 1 organization on the Form 990 record.
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William C. Miller Jr.
(Bill Miller) is President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Gaming Association, the trade association representing the $329 billion U.S. casino industry.
Since joining the AGA in 2019, he has elevated the association's influence in Washington, D.C., where he brings over three decades of Capitol Hill experience and business representation. Prior to the AGA, Miller served as top lobbyist at the Business Roundtable, leading efforts to pass the 2017 tax reform and the USMCA agreement.
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- University of Maryland · B.A.
- American University Washington College of Law · J.D.
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