ADISA Appoints Jade Miller as First CEO to Lead Strategic Growth and Innovation

ADISA, the largest trade association for the alternative investments industry in the nation, has taken a significant step towards its future by appointing Jade Miller as its first chief executive officer. This newly created position underscores ADISA's dedication to fostering strategic growth and innovation within the organization and the broader alternatives industry. Miller, who has previously made history as the youngest president of ADISA's board of directors, is set to bring her dynamic leadership and forward-thinking vision to the forefront of the association's operations.

In her new role, Miller will concentrate on spearheading innovation, enhancing ADISA's market influence, and modernizing its infrastructure and communications. Working alongside John Grady, the executive director appointed in June, Miller will collaborate to blend their expertise in advancing ADISA's core mission areas of education, advocacy, and networking. Grady will continue to manage the association's legal, financial, and regulatory endeavors, ensuring a cohesive leadership approach.

Miller's impressive track record includes leading the merger between TNDDA and ADISA and her tenure as president of capital markets at Bourne Financial Group, where she was responsible for overseeing more than $1 billion in assets. Matt Iak, president of ADISA's board, praised Miller for her deep understanding of the alternatives landscape and her capacity to enact strategic changes while preserving the organization's distinctive culture. This appointment is viewed as a transformative moment for ADISA, signaling its commitment to evolving its leadership framework and embracing a future-oriented perspective in the alternative investments sector.