Miller Strategies Hires 2 Trump Administration Aides as Q2 Revenue Reaches $15 Million
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Updated · POLITICO · Sep 28
Miller Strategies Hires 2 Trump Administration Aides as Q2 Revenue Reaches $15 Million
1 articles · Updated · POLITICO · Sep 28
Summary
Miller Strategies added two Trump administration aides — former Education senior adviser Noah Pollak and former HHS legislation official Braden Murphy — in its latest K Street expansion.
Pollak handled higher-education, civil-rights, foreign-influence and tax-exemption issues, while Murphy advised HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on congressional affairs involving the FDA, NIH and CDC.
Jeff Miller said the pair helped deliver Trump legislative priorities over the past two years and would strengthen the firm's work for clients.
The hires follow the recent addition of White House aide Jack Rosemond as Miller Strategies deepens its ties to Trump allies.
The firm has climbed to No. 6 in POLITICO's quarterly K Street rankings since Trump's second administration began, posting $15 million in Q2 2026 revenue.