Ron Miller
Ron Miller
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Ronald W. "Ron" Miller is the most commonly referenced name associated with this individual.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born: March 16, 1933
Died: July 22, 2007
Nationality and Profession(s)
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American; entrepreneur, businessman, and former president of Disney.
Early Life and Background
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Ron Miller was born to Roy O. Disney and Edna Francis on March 16, 1933, in Los Angeles, California. His father, a renowned film producer and co-founder of the Walt Disney Company, played a significant role in shaping Ron's early life and career. Growing up amidst the magic of animation and cinema, Miller developed an affinity for business and entrepreneurship from a young age.
After completing his education, Miller joined the family business as an executive at the Walt Disney Studios. His tenure spanned across various roles, including president and CEO, during which he successfully navigated the company through significant changes and challenges.
Major Accomplishments
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Miller's most notable achievement was leading the Walt Disney Company to unprecedented growth and expansion during his presidency from 1980 to 1984. Under his leadership, Disney underwent a major restructuring effort that ultimately led to increased profits and improved market value.
Additionally, Miller oversaw the introduction of several successful films and television shows, including Tron (1982), which became a cult classic, and the popular animated series DuckTales.
Notable Works or Actions
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Disney's Expansion: During his tenure, Miller spearheaded significant expansion efforts for Disney, resulting in increased market value.
Reshaping of Animation: Under Miller's guidance, Disney shifted its focus towards more contemporary animation styles and techniques, paving the way for future success.
Impact and Legacy
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Ron Miller's impact on the entertainment industry cannot be overstated. As a shrewd businessman and leader, he played a pivotal role in shaping Disney into the global media giant it is today.
Miller's legacy extends beyond his professional accomplishments as well. His family ties to Walt Disney have made him an important figure in preserving the company's history and heritage.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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As a highly influential figure within the entertainment industry, Ron Miller is remembered for his innovative business strategies and leadership during a transformative period for Disney.
Quotes by Ron Miller
If farmers are going to get any help, it'll come from other farmers because no one else is sensitive to their needs.
He's practicing, but he's still real ginger on that foot. He can't really jump or push off the foot real good, so it's still going to be a day-to-day thing.
I like it here, we have a really good pitching staff. I would say if we don't win the conference, it's not a successful season. I think we're that good of a team.
I knew when I first interviewed that the campus and the students I met were something I would want to be a part of. I wanted to stay here as long as I could.
I'm not a big proponent of equipment, ... If I was going to put together a home studio for myself, I'd probably have dumbbells, a bench, a stability ball, bands, and something to help with balance and core strength.
It will be designed as an elementary school, whereas (the current academic building) is designed as a middle school-high school.
It was a well fought match. I think some of the Vintage players really stepped up. Vintage played a good match. Vintage was really cohesive as a team.
They're probably going about two-to-one over the treadmills right now. Less stress on the joints. And most of them have the upper-body movement, too. You're constantly twisting the waistline, which can't hurt.
The university has always treated me well, and they've given me everything I've asked for. Without that support, this wouldn't be possible.