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Jeff Miller Named Day & Zimmermann Government Services VP, Group Controller

Jeff Miller, formerly vice president of operations and business management at Day & Zimmermann, has elevated to the positions of VP and group controller within the company’s government services unit.

The 12-year D&Z veteran brings financial, strategic oversight and operational work experience to his new roles, the company said Friday.

Miller has supported various programs for federal customers such as the departments of State, Defense, Homeland Security and Energy.

He previously worked in the investment banking arena through Houlihan Lokey and Western Reserve Partners before he joined D&Z in 2008.

Miller graduated from Georgetown University with a dual degree in finance and accounting.

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