The Bottom Line: Keeping the Family’s Values Alive – Gail Miller, Owner of the Larry H Miller Group of Companies

The Bottom Line – Gail Miller assumed the reins of her late husband’s Group of Companies after Larry died in 2009.  A professional softball player, Larry H Miller’s business empire began in 1979 when he bought his first Toyota dealership in Murray, Utah.  He soon acquired more dealerships and even the Utah Jazz basketball franchise.  Today he is still beloved for keeping the then struggling Jazz in Utah.  Larry Miller died in 2009, but today his Group of Companies includes more than 80 businesses and employs over 10,000 people in 46 states.  Gail Miller now has the challenging task of overseeing the massive and diverse Miller family business enterprise, including Larry H. Miller Charities.  Keeping the Miller family’s values integral to their businesses has been crucial to their success, she says.

The Bottom Line was a business show that ran on KCPW from 2014 to 2017. Hosted by financial advisor Doug Wells, the show focused on the human story behind building and running a successful company in Utah, including the personal journey of founders and leaders, the hard work, the tough decisions, the temporary setbacks and

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