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Larisa B. Miller has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Larisa B. is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Phoenix Global, LLC, an international business consulting and investment firm. Larisa B. is also the Founding Partner of Phoenix Global UAE, which provides consulting services to clients of all sizes. Additionally, Larisa is an International Keynote/Public Speaker, delivering speeches and conducting master classes on topics such as sustainability and business development strategies.

In 2021, Larisa became the President & CEO of Keystone Farm Future, a company specializing in herd management. Larisa B. is also a Member of the Board of Directors for the Dafe Oweh Family Fund for Africa (DOFFA), focused on supporting underserved communities in Africa and the Diaspora.

Larisa has held positions in other organizations as well. Larisa B. served as the Chief Operating Officer of The Bridge Eco-Village, a real estate development company focused on creating sustainable communities. Larisa B. was also the Executive Vice President of STP Holdings, Inc. and the Global Ambassador for ABWCI - Association of Business Women in Commerce and Industry.

Furthermore, Larisa has contributed to social initiatives, such as serving as the Executive Director of Circle of Hope UAE and as Co-Chairman of Beacon of Hope UAE, where they worked on providing solar light kits and books to children in impoverished areas.

Overall, Larisa B. Miller has a wealth of experience in leadership, consulting, sustainability, and social impact initiatives.

Larisa B. Miller's education history begins in 1990 when they attended HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College. Larisa B. studied English/Political Science at HACC until 1992. Following this, they transferred to Rutgers University and continued their studies in English/Political Science from 1992 to 1994. Finally, in 2019, Larisa enrolled at Penn State University, where they pursued a degree in Organizational Leadership. Their education at Penn State concluded in 2021.