Tom Miller is a senior partner in the law firm of Miller & Ngo, providing a broad array of legal services to corporations and individuals (www.millerngo.com).   Mr. Miller holds a B.A. from Yale (1960), an L.L.B. from Stanford Law School (1965), where he founded its International Law Society, and a Certificate in Foreign and Comparative Law from Columbia University.  Mr. Miller’s experience with the non-profit world is highly distinguished.  Prior to 1965, as a UC Berkeley faculty member, Mr. Miller helped establish the Peace Corps and its first program, in Ghana.  In 1966, he set up in Viet Nam what was at the time the largest reconstructive surgery hospital in the world to treat war injured children.  After the 1973 peace agreement he was a consultant to UNICEF for a $100 million aid program for the children of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.  Mr. Miller is pro bono General Counsel to Global Exchange, a people-to-people human rights organization; and is Board Chair of The Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development (www.nautilus.org), a Macarthur Award winning organization specializing in global problem solving techniques.  In the early ’70’s he was named, along with then youthful Senator Joe Biden, as an “Outstanding Young Man of the Year” by the United States Jaycees, and in 2008 he and Tran Tuong Nhu received the Global Citizen Award from the United Nations Association.  His sponsored political cartoons, posters and billboards [ http://www.millerngo.com/ads.html] have received wide publicity and he is a frequent contributor to the letters section of the New York Times.