Greg Miller has been directly involved with the hospitality industry for virtually his entire career. As the Chief Operating Officer of pm Hospitality Strategies, Inc. [pmHS], Mr. Miller is responsible for charting the company-wide aspects of its operations.
Prior to launching pmHS, Mr. Miller was with Crowne Plaza Hotels (the upscale hotel division of Holiday Inn Worldwide - now Bass Hotels & Resorts) where he served as a Vice President of Development for a ten state region.
Mr. Miller has an extensive background in consulting and development. As a manager for Laventhol & Horwath (L&H) - the nation's preeminent hospitality consulting firm at the time, he was responsible for overseeing the work product for an AICPA governed consulting practice. Consulting engagements included operational analysis/audits, owner support services, appraisals, and acquisition due diligence. Mr. Miller has been sought out by industry professionals for various high-profile assignments due to his keen insight and strategic approach to situations. [See Consulting Experience abstract]
In addition to his consulting background, Mr. Miller has held operational management positions with Marriott, Westin, and Doubletree Hotels and was on the management teams at two of the world's finest resort hotels (Mobil Five Star Award winners) - the Arizona Biltmore and Camelback Inn. He has also been involved in restaurant operations, including the opening of a free-standing, first-class restaurant for a group of investors. Responsibilities included market study, business plan, menu design, establishing controls, purchasing, recruiting personnel, training, and managing service. During his college years, Mr. Miller was the Assistant General Manager for a 1,000-seat, Travel Holiday award-winning restaurant on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. [See Operational Experience abstract]
Mr. Miller received his degree from Cornell University's internationally recognized School of Hotel Administration. He was the President of the Cornell Club of Arizona, Inc. from 1991 to 1994 and a founding member of the Ivy League Club of Arizona (1993). In 1994, he was elected by the alumnus to serve as one of 12 worldwide directors of the Cornell Alumni Federation - a standing committee working for the continual advancement of Cornell's interests.
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