Merry Miller has lots of charisma right from earlier times which has played a key role in her success in so many different fields. She is a world renowned harpist with successful albums on harp music released not only for the general adult but also for children. She was confident about her talents and skills, and even better, was able to approach celebs with a warm sense just like how she did with almost any of her employees and partners when she is active in the corporate world. She gathered attention from various fields in the networking and corporate world when she became the Executive Vice President at the Learning Annex. This is because of the changes and progress that this company saw under the leadership of Miller. The Learning Annex is a continued education school based in the city of New York. However, before the arrival of Miller, it mostly had â€psychics and matchmakers’ as its speakers and inspiration for the students there. Millers took her classic business approach to transform the workings of the school. She gathered celebrity help to inspire the students there and was successful in bringing over speakers like Joe Torre, P. Diddy, and Harrison Ford. She joined the company in 2002. The initial revenue of the company was around USD 3,000,000. Under Miller, it went up to USD 100,000,000 in a couple years! They have been holding 1,800 classes a month in around 5 cities. Merry Miller has the ability to reach out to the celebs she speaks to in a level which makes them want to help people wanting to make something out of their life. She helps celebs look at their own life and realize how they would have appreciated someone else’s guided help. They want to give it back or do whatever else they can when they talk at the Learning Annex. For the achievement at the Learning Annex and more, Merry made to the 40 under 40 Cairn’s List in 2007. It’s a great achievement from the viewpoint of a person being a successful artist/musician and also good in managing business for themselves and also turning into gold anything they touch in the corporate world.
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