Biden taps Miller to serve as deputy comptroller

The Biden administration said today the president intends to nominate Kathleen Miller to serve as deputy comptroller.

Miller is a career member of the senior executive service and currently serves as administrative assistant to the Army secretary.

"As a Principal Official of the Department of the Army, she oversees the support and infrastructure functions for Headquarters, Department of the Army and for key Army-wide services," the White House said. "She leads a diverse and geographically separate civilian and military team of over 600 personnel, covering a wide range of functions such as human resources, budget, equal employment opportunity, security, facilities, publications, records management and heraldic services."

Miller previously held multiple roles on the Army staff and in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for financial management and comptroller.