Robert (Bo) Miller is a board director, strategic advisor, and founder of NightFire Advisors LLC, a consultancy focused on corporate citizenship, sustainable business practices, stakeholder engagement, and social entrepreneurship. He previously served as Global Director of Corporate Citizenship for The Dow Chemical Company and as President and Executive Director of The Dow Chemical Company Foundation, where he was responsible for developing and implementing Dow’s first global corporate citizenship strategy and advancing the company’s philanthropic and stakeholder engagement priorities. Throughout his Dow career, Bo held a variety of leadership roles spanning sales, marketing, public affairs, business management, new business development, mergers and acquisitions integration, and corporate affairs.

During his tenure at Dow, Bo contributed to significant enterprise initiatives, including business growth strategies, cross-business technology integration, activist shareholder engagement, development of comprehensive long term corporate sustainability goals and major corporate transformations involving the Dow–Union Carbide and Dow–Rohm and Haas integrations. Following his Dow career, he founded NightFire Advisors LLC and was retained by Dow for three and a half years to provide strategic advisory support during the company’s merger with DuPont and subsequent separation into Dow, DuPont, and Corteva. He has also advised Fortune 500 companies and senior executives through his work with Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship, where he served as a Teaching Fellow providing executive education, strategic briefings, and customized consulting support on corporate citizenship and stakeholder engagement.

Bo has served in numerous governance and advisory roles, including member of the International Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity International, Chairman of the US Council of Habitat for Humanity International, and Chair of the Advisory Board of the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Corporate Citizenship Center, He has also served on the Clinton Global Initiative Advisory Committee, The Conference Board’s Contributions Council, the Senior Advisory Board of the Center for Responsible Business at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, and the Executive Forum at Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship. He holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial marketing from Western Michigan University and has completed executive education programs at Indiana University and the University of Virginia.