The Larry H. Miller Company and its portfolio of businesses have a diverse workforce, and we honor and celebrate the cultures that make up our incredible team. This month, we’d like to honor our Native American employees and their families as we celebrate NativeAmerican Heritage Month. Native Americans have …
At the Larry H. Miller Company, we’re proud to have a diverse and talented workforce. The individuals who make up the teams across our organization each play a vital role in our success. September 15 – October 15, we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month and
We recently celebrated an amazing cohort of summer interns at the Larry H. Miller Company. For our 2022 Summer Internship Graduation, each intern presented what they learned to the executive team, their managers and mentors. Steve Starks, CEO, spoke to the interns about integrity. He
This weekend, we will celebrate Juneteenth National Independence Day. June 19 commemorates the day that roughly 250,000 enslaved Americans in Texas were notified of their freedom in 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed by President Abraham Lincoln. You can learn more about
In June, we held a luncheon for new and recently promoted employees at the Larry H. Miller Company. Gail Miller, owner, and Steve Starks, CEO, shared their professional journeys and emphasized the value of finding one’s purpose at work. Elizabeth Gray, brand and marketing director
Since 1978, May has been Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. We celebrate and recognize the immeasurable contributions and achievements of generations of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America’s history and culture. According to the Federal Asian Pacific American Council (FAPAC), the
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we want to remind you of the resources available to you as an employee of the Larry H. Miller Company. We care about your well-being and understand how hard it can be to maintain work-life integration. Well-being refers
In March, we turn our attention to the incredible and varied contributions of women throughout history as we celebrate Women’s History Month. Several organizations have joined together to commemorate and encourage the celebration, observance, and study of the vital role of women in the history
In 1926, the historian Carter G. Woodson announced that the second week in February would be dedicated to learning about African American history and its role in the United States. He chose this time during the year because it coincided with the birth dates of
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