ScottMadden Partner Recognized with NACD Directorship Certification
ScottMadden is pleased to announce that the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) recently recognized Marc Miller, a Partner at the firm, as NACD Directorship Certified®. Directors who earn this designation signal to boards, investors, and other stakeholders that they are keeping on top of the emerging issues and trends impacting financial performance, disrupting business models, and changing the competitive landscape.
The NACD Directorship Certification program®, the nation’s premier certification for board directors, provides a tangible assessment of a director’s understanding
of the essential knowledge required to lead in today’s boardrooms. Certification facilitates continuous learning and allows directors to showcase their governance knowledge to the companies they serve and other stakeholders in the broader governance community.
“I am honored to join the distinguished and diverse group of NACD Certified Directors who are committed to advancing the highest standards of boardroom excellence,” said Marc Miller, Partner at ScottMadden. “The information I’ve learned and demonstrated via NACD’s certification program are key assets to the companies I serve, as well as to my professional growth as a director.”
Marc Miller is a partner with ScottMadden and has over 20 years of experience helping business leaders become more successful. Marc has expertise in strategy development, business transformation, supply chain, and other management practices, and his clients have included Fortune 500 companies, government-owned entities, and other businesses in multiple industries, especially energy, electric and gas utilities, and nuclear power generation.
“NACD Certified Directors demonstrate their keen awareness that directorship is a profession that, like all professions, requires continuous learning,” said Peter R. Gleason, NACD’s CEO. “Marc Miller, NACD.DC, is leading the way in achieving and maintaining the highest credential available to directors in the United States.”