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GEORGE MILLER has played a critical role in the national security mission at LLNL since 1972 and has led every aspect of the nuclear weapons program at the Laboratory, from design through development, testing, deployment to the stockpile and retirement. As LLNL Laboratory director since 2006, he has directed management and operations and applied the resources necessary to meet its core missions related to weapons, Nuclear Weapons Complex (NWC) integration, the National Ignition Facility (NIF), and the reduction of global threats from terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
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STEVE LIEDLE is a Bechtel principal vice president with 24 years of Department of Energy (DOE)/ National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) experience and a history of bringing improved productivity and processes to DOE/NNSA sites.
As deputy general manager at the DOE/NNSA Y-12 facility in Oak Ridge, Tenn., which plays a vital role in DOE’s Nuclear Weapons Complex, he implemented Six Sigma process improvement tools at both Y-12 and the Oak Ridge cleanup contract, which realized savings of $101 million in 2005–06.
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