Aaron Miller

Associate Managing Director,
Ballard Center for Social Impact

Teaching Professor,
Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics

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Biography

Aaron Miller (JD, MPA Brigham Young University) is a teaching professor in BYU’s Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics in the Marriott School of Business, where he teaches business ethics, nonprofits, and social innovation. He is a coauthor of The Business Ethics Field Guide and the host/author of the How to Help podcast and newsletter (how-to-help.com).

Prior to teaching at BYU, Aaron practiced law in areas including small business, nonprofit, taxation, and governance. He serves on the boards of the Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation and University Impact. He and his wife Katie have four boys.

Education

Juris Doctor, J. Reuben Clark Law School - BYU, 2006
Master of Public Administration, with high distinction, Romney Insitute of Public Management - BYU, 2006
Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology, BYU, 2002

Selected Publications

"The $100 Billion 'Mormon Church" Story: A Contextual Analysis", Public Square Magazine, Utah, Jacob Hess, 2019
"The Business Ethics Field Guide", Page 340, Allegory Press, Provo, UT, 2016

Languages

Romanian

BYU Citizenship

Ballard Center for Economic Self-Reliance — Other — January 2016–0
Social Venture Academy and Competition — Program Chair/Coordinator — August 2007–0

Professional Citizenship

Boys and Girls Club of Utah County, Board Member, 2007–0