Stephanie Wood Miller

Artist, Buddhist, Change Agent, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Social entrepreneur, Writer/Editor

For more than 20 years Stephanie Miller has guided successful campaigns for advertising and marketing giants Ogilvy & Mather, J. Walter Thompson, McCann-Erickson and BBDO and for powerhouse corporations Toyota, Disney, Warner Brothers and Amgen. As a vice-president of advertising, corporate brand manager, and a founding partner of three businesses her extensive experience includes innovative advertising and marketing programs for start-ups, franchises, retailers, products, and services. Stephanie has taught at Universal Studios, Earthlink, CSU Northridge, UCLA and Loyola Marymount University. Stephanie holds a degree in design and is a trained meditation and Zen archery instructor.

Adding more feminine wisdom to the world

Inside every woman is a profound secret so innate that they use it without even thinking about it.This secret power has the ability to create, to heal, to nurture and to invite profound transformation.The one place I have observed that most women unleash this secret power is in the kitchen. Will you to help change the world with these 8 simple principles from the kitchen? Be creative Be generous Be intuitive Be confident Be cooperative, not competitive Respect the individuality of others Clean up after myself Does that sound like an audacious goal to you?Think of this: every king, president, general and CEO on earth came from a woman. What if that woman had taught her son the secret power of the wisdom of the kitchen?Would the world be different place? Would schools,corporations, governments and armies be different?I think so

Adveritsing + Design, Archery, Art (paint, sketch), Biotechnology, Funding Ideas, Marketing and Brand Strategy, Meditation, Woman Owned Business

I went to my first TEDx event yesterday 10.10.10. I was so inspired by the people that were attending and speaking I had to get involved. I want to host the TEDWomen event in Los Angeles.

Public speaking, teaching, science, book binding and process engineering