Nancy Ozeas is a senior advisor to the Milken Institute, spearheading content development and identifying and recruiting speakers for Institute events.

Formerly director of programs, she is also involved in the initiative to increase women's participation in Institute activities.

Ozeas previously held leadership positions in the Clinton administration and the office of the New York City comptroller.

As chief of staff of the Information Bureau at USIA, she developed and implemented a public-private partnership model to create a technology and communications infrastructure to aid Kosovo war refugees.

She served as director of strategic communications for the State Department under Madeleine Albright and as vice president of the International Medical Corps, a humanitarian organization, where she managed communications and development in Kosovo.

Ozeas also led the communications departments at UCLA and Human Rights First and was executive director of Step Up Women's Network, which supports women and girls in underserved U.S. communities.

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