Winning Spirit Magazine January - February 2013 January - February 2013 | Page 12

ON DECEMBER 4, 2012,
COMPANIES LEADERSHIP
REAL ESTATE/ASSOCIATE
AND MILLER FAMILY PHIL
WHO WILL SERVE AS VICE
SCOTT BATES
joined the group
in 2006 as the
associate general
counsel and chief
compliance officer.
In his new role, he
will be responsible
for protecting the
legal, financial and
moral well-being
of the group. This includes negotiating
real estate transactions and analyzing
the financial aspects of real estate assets
and opportunities, managing the time
and budget for construction projects and
executing the designated maintenance plan
for all LHM properties, as well as overseeing
management of Jordan Commons.
Prior to joining the group, Scott practiced
law as a civil litigator and prosecutor at the
United States Attorney’s Office and serves
as an in-house counsel and director of real
estate for Extra Space Storage, Inc.
efforts of both the Larry
Foundation and Larry
Jay has been with the
25 years. In that time
advertising and marke
game operations, tick
public and community
creation and sponsors
oversight of the Utah
service center. He pla
in organizing the Nati
Association’s first mar
board and served a tw
of its charter board m
On November 15, 2012, Gail Miller
was honored with the prestigious
Athena Award at the 36th Annual
American Express Women & Business
Conference and Wells Fargo Athena
Awards Luncheon at the Little
America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah.
This national award is presented
annually to an active member of the
Salt Lake Chamber who embodies
the highest level of professional
excellence in her/his business or
profession, has devoted time and
energy to improve the quality of
life for others in the community and
actively assists women in realizing
their leadership potential.
The following is an excerpt from
Gail Miller’s bio featured in the
Athena program:
“Gail Miller is the epitome of a
woman who knows how to balance
family, business, community and
church while still remembering
others for their small acts. She
knows the responsibility she has
give back to the community… an
she does it well.”
“There are very few women
who have done more for the
community than Gail Miller. She
has been extremely generous
with her time and money by
supporting health and wellness
issues for women and children
and has personally seen that
hundreds of young women rece
college scholarships so they can
have the opportunity to become
professional leaders in their field
of choice.” WS
Bottom Photo: Gail Miller, Athena Award
recipient, with Ray Pickup, Chair, Board
of Governors, SL Chamber; Lane Beatie,
President and CEO, SL Chamber; Julie Tan
Wells Fargo, Conference Chair and Lunche
Sponsor Representative.