ADISA Appoints Jade Miller as First CEO to Lead Strategic Realignment

ADISA, the largest trade association for the alternative investments industry in the U.S., has appointed Jade Miller as its first chief executive officer, signaling a strategic evolution in its leadership structure. Miller, who previously served as the youngest president of ADISA's board of directors, will focus on driving innovation, expanding the organization's market influence, and modernizing its infrastructure and communications. This appointment is part of ADISA's broader strategic realignment, with Miller working alongside John Grady, the executive director appointed in June, to advance the association's mission of education, advocacy, and networking.

Miller's leadership is expected to bring a fresh perspective to ADISA, leveraging her extensive experience in the alternatives industry, including her role as president of capital markets at Bourne Financial Group and her recognition as one of GlobeSt.'s Women of Influence. Her appointment is seen as a pivotal moment for ADISA, reflecting its commitment to adapting to the evolving investment landscape while maintaining its unique culture. Matt Iak, president of ADISA's board, emphasized Miller's understanding of the alternatives landscape and her ability to drive strategic change as key factors in her selection.