Mark Milley's Fortune Skyrockets After Departure From Public Office

He has also ventured into public speaking, signing with the same agency that represents Hillary Clinton. With these diverse income sources, Milley's earnings are set to significantly surpass his previous military salary of $204,000.

The Intercept reports that Milley has been appointed as a senior adviser by JPMorgan Chase. He has also joined the faculties of Princeton and Georgetown, serving as a guest lecturer and fellow in residence, respectively. His speaker's agency, Harry Walker, lauds Milley's leadership experience, suggesting it offers "impressive and enlightening insight" to his audiences.

March 13, 2024

The agency's description of Milley reads, "General Milley’s depth of knowledge and discernment of today’s geopolitical issues gives shape and meaning to the shifting power centers in the global operational environment." It further adds, "His perspective is invaluable for audiences looking to understand the impact of current conflicts and managing risks on boards of directors and leadership teams who are responsible for making strategic decisions and identifying vulnerabilities. More than a lesson in history or current events, General Milley helps audiences understand the significance of this moment in time as a potential turning point in history."

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Milley's recent speaking engagements include addressing a group of 160 CEOs at an event hosted by investment bank Moelis & Company, which praised him as "terrific." He also spoke at an event sponsored by Deloitte, focusing on education and leadership during crises.

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While the exact amount of Milley's speaking fees remains undisclosed, the Intercept notes that other former government officials, such as ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, have often earned hundreds of thousands of dollars per speaking engagement.