President and Co-founder of the Program Integrity Alliance
Linda Miller is an internationally recognized expert in the management of fraud risks. A former government senior executive, Linda has been instrumental in developing leading practices that govern fraud prevention and detection in both the government and commercial sectors.
Linda is President of the Program Integrity Alliance (PIA), a nongovernmental organization she established with her co-founder, Gavin Ugale. PIA is dedicated to providing data-driven tools and insights to assist organizations as well as the public sector in the fight against fraud and corruption.
In March 2023, Linda launched a boutique consultancy, Audient Group, LLC, which specializes in antifraud consulting. In May, 2024 she launched the fraud prevention software company, TrackLight, Inc. with co-founder Greg Loos.
Prior to entrepreneurship, Linda was a partner who led the Fraud & Financial Crimes practice at Grant Thornton and later Guidehouse, following its acquisition of Grant Thornton Public Sector. In May 2020, Linda was appointed by the Chair of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency to be the Deputy Director of the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee (PRAC). She held this role for one year, helping to stand up the government’s pandemic oversight function in a fully virtual setting in the midst of the pandemic.
Linda also spent ten years at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), where she led the development of GAO's Framework for Managing Fraud Risks in Federal Programs. This framework was codified in statute and the practices within it are required to be followed by federal agencies.
Linda is a skilled and experienced public speaker and routinely speaks at conferences about fraud risk management and good governance. In May 2025 she was featured on 60 Minutes discussing the challenges of government fraud.
An accomplished elite athlete, Linda competed at the Olympic Games in 2000 in the sport of rowing. She holds a Master's degree in Public Policy from George Washington University.