Charles E.F. Millard Biography

Under President George W. Bush, Charles Millard was the Director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. He was the first Director to be confirmed by the United States Senate, holding the position of Under Secretary. After leaving the PBGC, Charles worked for Citigroup as the Head of Pension Relations. He now works as a Senior Advisor for organizations wanting to have a deeper understanding of pension programs and retirement concerns. On these subjects, he writes and lectures extensively. His essays have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, and Pensions & Investments, among other publications, and he has been on CNBC and other media sources. Charles worked as a lawyer and an investment banker before joining the PBGC. He was also twice elected to the New York City Council as a Republican, served as Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's commissioner of economic development, and was instrumental in the reconstruction of 42nd Street and Times Square. His wife and he live in Rye, New York. They have a total of nine children.

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