September 11, 2014

On Friday, February 28, the Utah Jazz will make television history by becoming the first NBA franchise to be featured on CBS’s two-time Emmy-winning show, “Undercover Boss.” Donning faux facial hair and assuming a new identity, Larry H. Miller Group CEO, Greg Miller, spent a …

Utah Jazz CEO Greg Miller knows he has big shoes to fill. It’s been five years since his father, legendary Jazz owner Larry H. Miller passed away and Miller became CEO not only of the Jazz but the head of the Miller family’s massive business

Miller Sports Properties along with Salt Lake City and Smith’s Food & Drug Stores, Inc., announced today a new multi-year partnership and naming rights agreement for the Salt Lake Bees home stadium to be known as “Smith’s Ballpark” beginning with the 2014 season. “As a

The Larry H. Miller dealerships in Albuquerque – which include LHM Chrysler Jeep Dodge Albuquerque, LHM Hyundai, LHM American Toyota, LHM Toyota Albuquerque and LHM Southwest Hyundai – delivered $18,000 in donations to four local nonprofit organizations earlier this summer. Donations were made through Larry

Photo by Matt Gade, Deseret News Becoming the leader of a highly successful family business empire can be a blessing and a curse. It is difficult to meet expectations when you follow in the footsteps of a self-made, highly driven, larger than life personality known

Greg Miller, 48, learned a lot about the car business from his father, Larry H. Miller. But he is a very different leader from his dad. The senior Miller was a micromanager. The stress of that intense level of involvement, his son believes, led to