Scott Miller: The Silent Superpowers of Success - a podcast by Deborah Coviello

In this episode Scott Miller shares his journey from working on the warehouse floor at Pepsi to becoming a CEO, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and having a clear 'north star'. They discuss the importance of self-reflection and constructive dissatisfaction in personal and professional growth. Miller also shares details about his project YESLY Water, and his book, "The Summit Mindset", highlighting the chapters on courage and faith. He concludes by discussing his vision for a company culture where everyone feels valued and involved.

 

Scott Miller, a seasoned leader in the beverage industry, boasts over three decades of expertise, notably as CEO of Tampico Beverages and key roles at Snapple and PepsiCo. His leadership facilitated Tampico's global expansion and successful transition to an ESOP fund. As CEO of Essentia, he navigated the company through challenging times, laying the groundwork for its acquisition by Nestlé. Post-Essentia, Scott co-founded YESLY Water with Ken Uptain, aiming for national distribution by 2023. With a passion for transformational leadership, he prioritizes a people-first culture. Scott's upcoming book, "The Summit Mindset," co-authored with James C. Moore, shares his leadership insights, slated for release in September 2023.

 

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