Brian Miller approaches every project with the mindset of a prepared scout and the resilience of someone who learned to adapt early—having lived in seven cities before age fourteen. That combination of readiness and flexibility now powers thoughtful, on-time print solutions and steady client service at Printing Partners.
He values humility, team wins, and legacy—principles shaped by moments that stuck: a wry reminder from David Letterman to “stay humble,” the shared joy of Cubs fans at a World Series game, and the ongoing lesson that the only work that truly endures is the example you set for your kids. He also maintains a healthy competitive streak at home and, for the record, grows a better beard than his wife will admit.
Guiding idea: Prepare thoroughly, adapt quickly, finish strong.
Notable moments: A Late Show taping where David Letterman joked, “I’ll try to speak slower for you,” while Brian wore his Ball State hat—a lasting nudge toward humility.
Team triumph: Attending Game 5 of the World Series at Wrigley Field—proof that hope and persistence pay off when you’re part of something bigger than yourself.
What matters most: Parenting well and leaving more than good work—leaving a good example.
