Andrew Miller enters his eighth season as chief operating officer of the Minnesota Vikings in 2026 after being named to the position on Aug. 12, 2019. Miller works alongside Vikings ownership and executive leadership to shape the organization's long-term vision and oversee strategy across all business operations.
Over the past seven years, Miller has helped guide several of the franchise's most significant strategic initiatives and decisions. In 2026, he partnered with the Wilf family during the search for the team's next general manager, culminating with the hiring of Nolan Teasley. Miller also played a key role in the successful effort to bring the 2028 NFL Draft to Minnesota. Following a collaborative bid led by Minnesota Sports and Events, the Vikings and U.S. Bank Stadium, the NFL awarded the league's premier offseason event to Minnesota, positioning the state to host one of the NFL's largest annual celebrations that will generate substantial economic impact for the region.
Under Miller's leadership, the Vikings business operations have delivered best-in-class results. In 2024, the Vikings and U.S. Bank Stadium earned the No. 1 spot in the NFL's "Voice of the Fan" survey for "Overall Gameday Satisfaction." The Vikings set a league record with the highest score ever achieved in that category while also finishing among the NFL's leaders in multiple areas, including "Game Entertainment" and "Gameday Staff."
Miller has also helped expand the Vikings' global presence. In 2022, the organization secured international marketing rights in the United Kingdom and Canada through the NFL's Global Markets Program, accelerating the club's international growth. Minnesota has long embraced the league's global efforts, and in 2025 became the first NFL team to play in consecutive international games in different countries (Dublin and London). This season the team will play its seventh regular-season international game - second-most among all NFL teams - and its fifth in the last five years, when it travels to Mexico City to face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 11.
Throughout his tenure, Miller has led the organization through several defining community moments. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he directed the Vikings' business operations through unprecedented disruption, overseeing workplace safety protocols, operational continuity and the organization's return to full capacity at TCO Performance Center and U.S. Bank Stadium He also co-chaired the Minnesota Safe Sports Venues Task Force and partnered with state leaders in 2021 to host COVID-19 vaccination clinics at the practice facility and the stadium, helping more than 25,000 Minnesotans receive vaccinations.
Following the 2020 murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Miller led the Vikings response, engaging team leadership, players, staff and alumni to advance meaningful dialogue and influence positive change within the community. Under his leadership, the organization strengthened its commitment to racial and social equity through education and food security initiatives while further establishing an inclusive workplace culture.
Before joining the Vikings, Miller served as executive vice president of business operations for the Toronto Blue Jays from 2016-19, where he was responsible for managing all business operations for the club and Rogers Centre. He also led major facility renovation and capital improvement projects for Rogers Centre and the Blue Jays spring training facility.
Prior to his time in Toronto, Miller spent 10 seasons with the Cleveland Guardians, finishing as senior vice president of strategy and business analytics during his final four years. After joining the organization in 2006, he held leadership roles spanning baseball operations and organizational strategy and assisted in capitol improvement projects, including the development, construction and operations of the Goodyear Player Development Complex in Arizona and the renovation of Progressive Field.
Earlier in his career, Miller spent nearly seven years in investment banking and venture capital. He earned a Juris Doctorate-MBA from Northwestern in 2007 after graduating from the University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1997. He played four years as a left-handed pitcher for the Golden Bears baseball team.
Miller serves on the board of directors for the Minnesota Business Partnership, the Minnesota Vikings Foundation and Teach For America Twin Cities, and is active with CEOs Against Cancer. He and his wife, Jill, have three children: Alana, Evan and Adley.
