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Robbins-Gioia Appoints Emory Miller as Senior Vice President
for Government Affairs
February 3, 2004, Alexandria, VA Robbins-Gioia, LLC, the leading provider
of project management services, announced today the appointment of Emory Miller
as Robbins-Gioia’s senior vice president for government affairs. Miller, who
most recently served as the General Service Administration’s director of
professional development, retired last month after 37 years of distinguished
government service. He begins his Robbins-Gioia career on March 1.
As well as his 8-year tenure in his directorship, Miller’s public service
includes 21 years managing and acquiring federal IT resources and 8 years
assessing agencies’ mission critical systems. He also began the CIO University,
a virtual consortium of universities offering graduate-level programs
addressing executive core competencies, and the Strategic and Tactical
Advocates for Results (STAR) program, which teaches cross-discipline strategic
leadership to executives. As outreach director for the CIO Council, Miller
addressed and advocated resolution of agency business and IT issues throughout
the government. “Emory brings unparalleled experience to the major business and
technology issues facing the federal government today,” said Eric Gioia,
executive vice president, Robbins-Gioia. “And his background, passion,
integrity, and enthusiasm make him a great fit for our company.”
“I will work with the Robbins-Gioia team to leverage the intellectual capital
that comes from their years of experience of successfully implementing
world-class programs,” and said Miller. “I look forward to many exciting and
fruitful opportunities in this new endeavor.”
About Robbins-Gioia
Robbins-Gioia has been dedicated to delivering management consulting solutions
to government agencies and Fortune 500 companies for 20 years. Robbins-Gioia
combines thought leadership, disciplined processes, industry-based knowledge,
and integrated tools to help global customers optimize their business
processes, accelerate change, and establish time, cost, and quality
improvements to transform their businesses.
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