Chief Economic Development and Marketing Officer
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Janet M. Miller is chief economic development and marketing officer for the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. The economic development department, through its Partnership 2010 initiative, serves as the Nashville region’s lead marketing and business recruitment agency. On a day-to-day basis, Miller works with corporate executives of relocating companies and professional site consultants, typically hired by Fortune 500-level clients to conduct relocation studies. She specializes in corporate headquarters relocations and has extensive experience working with companies whose core business is health care services, telecommunications, technology, manufacturing, data center operations and customer care.
Successful relocation projects in which Miller has been involved include CLARCOR, Louisiana-Pacific Corp., Asurion, Caremark Rx, Quanta Computer, VoiceStream, ClientLogic, HCA and Ford Motor Credit.
Miller is a Nashville native and a graduate of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, with a bachelor’s degree in economics. She is also a graduate of the Economic Development Institute at the University of Oklahoma, earning her “Certified Economic Developer” designation in 2000. Prior to her tenure at the Nashville Chamber, Miller served as director of research and marketing for Grubb & Ellis/Centennial, Inc., one of Nashville’s largest commercial real estate firms.
An active member and leader in numerous professional economic development groups, Miller is a past president of the 400-member Tennessee Industrial Development Council and a state board director for the Southern Economic Development Council. She serves on the Tennessee board of the National Association of Industrial and Office Parks, is a member of the American Economic Development Council and is an associate member of the International Development Research Council.
Outside the office, Miller enjoys hiking, collecting wine and traveling, including annual trips to the Arizona desert and California’s wine country.