Miller "is going to show the way for girls, that they can have it all," added Christy Tribe, president and CEO of Junior Achievement of Utah, in the video honoring Miller. "So they can be great mothers and great wives, and they can be strong business people, and philanthropic."
Gail Miller joined several of the state's elected and business leaders Tuesday evening, where she received a leadership award from the Utah chapter of a national nonprofit connecting students and businesses.
Of 40 recipients, the billionaire businesswoman is the third woman to be inducted into the Junior Achievement business hall of fame, an honor first given in 1991.
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For more about Gail Miller's life and legacy, check out her book Courage to Be You available for preorder at deseretbook.com.
Gail Miller might seem as though she has it easy—now. But she has experienced challenges in nearly every aspect of her life: financial struggles, family trials, and personal loss. Through it all, she has had the courage to move forward and remain grounded in her faith.
