Scott Miller

Scott Miller is the owner of three businesses in the western suburbs of Philadelphia. Miller Restoration, a company that helps restore residential and commercial properties after water, fire and mold and bio-hazard related losses. True Blue Auto Glass is a mobile auto glass repair and replacement company. The Growth League is a business coaching practice which specializes in the growth and support of franchisees and other small businesses.Scott's teaching experience started in 1991 while attending Drexel University where he was a teaching assistant in the Photography department of the Nesbitt School of Arts. During his four years of study at the University, Scott held responsibilities of assisting in studio lighting and technical darkroom classes. In the early 2000's, Scott's love of teaching continued at St. Katharine of Siena Church in Wayne, PA where he taught in the youth CCD program for two years. From 2007 - 2011, Scott taught groups of peers on the topic sales and marketing in small classroom settings. To further support Scott's interest in helping others, he became a licensee of "Your Best Year Yet" (a personal and business coaching organization) in 2010. Through the use of their curriculum and online goal setting & accountability software, Scott helps small business owners in the U.S. and Canada.Prior to starting his property damage restoration business, Scott ran a successful, franchised printing business for just over ten years. He has also held positions in marketing, sales and management in the advertising and commercial food sales industries. He is passionate about helping his teams grow personally, professionally and financially. Miller's businesses donate a portion of their profits each year by helping local families in need of their services.Scott serves as a volunteer on two boards of directors: The Independent Glass Association and The Newtown Township Municipal Authority.The Miller Family lives in Newtown Square, PA. Scott and his wife, of 16 years have four children. Their three boys and one girl keep Scott and Kristina busy with homework, sports and many other activities. The boys are 14, 12, and 11 and their daughter is 8. Scott grew up in Allentown, PA and moved to the Philadelphia area in 1986 when he began college at Drexel University where he graduated in 1990 with a B.S. in marketing.