William Miller is the Senior Risk Manager for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority located in the United Arab Emirates.  Previously, he had been associated with the Rockefeller Foundation as a Risk Management Adviser, the Commonfund as Senior Vice President and Independent Risk Oversight Officer, and with General Motors as Director, Trading Operations and Asset Mix Management, having a variety of other assignments in investments, treasury and engineering while at GM.

Mr. Miller serves on the Board of Directors, Audit Committee and Market Regulation Oversight Committee (Chairman) of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange; the Board of Directors and Audit and Risk Management Committee (Chairman) of the Dubai International Financial Exchange; and the Board of Directors and Audit Committee (Chairman) of the BTOP50 Index Fund.  In addition, Mr. Miller is the Chairman of the End Users of Derivatives Council and serves on the Advisory Board for the Master of Science in Financial Engineering program for Kent State University.

In the past, Mr. Miller has served on the Board of Directors of such organizations as the Association for Financial Professionals, New York Futures Exchange and GLOBEX.  In addition, he has served on the CFTC's Regulatory Coordination Advisory Committee and the Financial Products Advisory Committee.  Mr. Miller also served as an industry expert in developing "Best Practices for Organized Electronic Markets." Mr. Miller has testified before the U.S. Congress on several occasions on market, risk management and accounting matters.  He has also testified before FASB on accounting matters.  He is published in Euromoney's "The Salomon Smith Barney Guide to World Equity Markets 1998" as well as Risk Books' "Alternative Investment Strategies" and "Managing Hedge Fund Risk."

Mr. Miller is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has served on the Association for Investment Management and Research's Task Force on Market Risk Disclosure, the Sub-Committee on Performance Presentation Standards for leveraged instruments, venture capital and real estate as well as the Sub-Committee on Continuing Education.