BIOGRAPHY
Mona Miller
Mona Miller has been doing the impossible for more than 20 years — bringing harmony into the home, workplace, and even the streets with a unique blend of arts, humor, self-reflection and lessons in personal responsibility.
Mona is a Guest Lecturer in the area of Communication for small and corporate businesses. Her private clientele is filled with leaders from the public and private sectors where she teaches how to lead individuals, families and companies from a place of confidence, not ego. Her proprietary tools and techniques assist participants in sustaining change in record time.
A roster of Ms. Miller's corporate clients reads like a "Who's Who" -- including Procter and Gamble, Juriscape Legal Recruiting, Northwestern University, the Los Angeles County Sheriff, Core Funding Group Inc., Danskin, the Rose Bowl Corporation (the renowned Pasadena Rose Bowl), the USC Marshall School of Business, Thompson Medical Memorial Group, and many, many others.
A prolific creator and writer, Mona is the author of the book and workbook, Invisible Warfare, a step-by-step process to change the reader's life from the inside out. Her work provides a vehicle for readers to understand their past mistakes, challenges and circumstances in order to stop re-creating drama in their lives. A key to her program is non-judgmental self-observation. She takes you through a journey of processing the subconscious and intuitive mind. She explores what love is and isn't—turning insanities into wisdom.
Mona was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, combining Midwestern pragmatism with a strong entertainment background - comedienne, singer, pianist, songwriter and actress – and an innate ability to teach, coach and inspire others. After attending Butler University, Mona:
Became Miss Butler University
Moved to New York (she was selected Miss Manhattan in the Miss America pageant)
Later moved to Los Angeles, landing a plum guest starring role on "Magnum, P.I." with Tom Selleck.
Has performed in comedy clubs in NY and LA and been on tour in the Comedy Troupe
Has been in National commercials, and on an NBC holiday spot
Has been a 'one woman show' in Europe and the U.S.
Has done voiceovers for promos and live improv movies
Co-hosted the "Shecky Green" pilot (a variety show that included disparate acts, including Hells' Angels bikers and Mafioso Jimmy "The Weasel" Fratianno")
Developed a radical approach to self-improvement
Became a counselor at Penny Lane, a California facility for children and teens
Has been the host of her own internet radio show, The Mona Miller Show, and is launching another show, bringing infotainment—information with an entertainment style—to her listeners.
Mona also has an e-book, written for USC's family business program in LA and San Diego, entitled "How to Facilitate Your Group," a music CD, Something I've Gotta Trust, full of original songs that show her stories which connect with each chapter of her book—18 chapters in the book so there are 18 songs. Additionally, she recorded a baby album, Pick Me Up Blues, with songs and lullabies full of messages that were written for her son when she was pregnant.
In addition to her thriving business consultancy, Mona has a caseload of private individuals who value her uncanny ability to see directly into their hearts and minds and deliver difficult lessons with a spoonful of humor and sugar.
Communication Arts Company, Inc.
15030 Ventura Blvd. #19-884
Sherman Oaks, Ca 91403
818-789-8404 Tel
818-789-4843 Fax
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