At an early age Eric Millerfound himself in situations where he became the natural leader. It seemed instinctual for Eric to organize neighborhood baseball games. When Eric Miller was only 19 years old he became the leader of his flight crew.
After being honorably discharged from the U.S. Army, Eric became a leader of a sales teamfor a direct marketing company. He was again naturally selected to manage a telecom retail store. Eric’s entrepreneurial spiritappeared again when he led a sales team for his franchised water purification business.
Based on Eric Miller’s sales performance he led the training departmentfor new hires and veteran sales staff at the Better Business Bureau. The leadership role presented itself when Eric became the managing partner at Owner’s Ally. Recognized as a servant leader, Eric Miller remains in leadership positions in his philanthropic work and business roles.
Entrepreneurial Leader Eric Miller
Like with any skillset, it takes learning from mistakes and practice to become a great leader. Eric Miller identifies himself today as a servant leadermotivated by serving others. He has a knack for recruiting talented and gifted people that are better than he is in certain areas. He has learned that it is infinitely easier to lead people that have similar values as the corporate culture and values.
Eric’s business education and life’s hard knocks taught him many lessons which enables him to empathize with others. Eric Miller continues to find new ways to improve himself as a good citizen and coach.Eric believes that everyone has the hidden leader within them that can benefit others in some way. He has found great meaning in leading others to strive for their very best performance, whether at work or leading their family.
With a servant heart, Eric Miller continues to have opportunities presented to him where he can be of service. You might see him volunteering at the El Tour De Tucson or leading an initiative to grow a small business. Eric continues to evolve as he expands his awareness.