# Pandemic Response Accountability Committee Names Deputy Executive Director (PRAC, May 19, 2020)

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**Title:** Pandemic Response Accountability Committee Names Deputy Executive Director
**Date:** 05/19/2020

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"Linda S. Miller was appointed Deputy Executive Director of the PRAC. She has over 15 years of experience in fraud risk management and most recently served as a principal at Grant Thornton LLP, leading the firm's Fraud Risk Management practice. Previously, Miller served for 10 years at the Government Accountability Office (GAO), where she led teams of analysts in evaluating fraud, improper payments, and internal control in programs at various federal agencies. While at GAO, she led the development of the Framework for Managing Fraud Risks in Federal Programs, which describes leading practices to help federal managers proactively manage fraud risks to prevent fraud from occurring. Miller also helped draft the Fraud Reduction and Data Analytics Act of 2015 and served on the task force that developed the COSO Fraud Risk Guide."

Robert A. Westbrooks, Executive Director of the PRAC: "Ms. Miller's experience in federal government oversight at GAO coupled with her recent experience in strategic consulting for developing and implementing fraud risk mitigation efforts makes her a perfect fit to serve as the PRAC's Deputy Executive Director."

Linda S. Miller: "I look forward to working with Robert and the oversight community to coordinate and conduct meaningful oversight, to enhance transparency, and to tackle the unique challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic and the federal government's emergency response."