Cory D. D. Miller is the Director of Marketing at C.H. Dean, where he brings over 20 years of experience across sales, marketing, client service, and leadership. He’s known not just for crafting strategic campaigns, but for building genuine relationships—the kind that turn first impressions into long-term trust.

Throughout his career, Cory has built a reputation for creating high-touch, thoughtful client experiences. Whether he’s leading a new initiative, refining the firm’s message, or helping a team member sharpen their approach, Cory keeps people at the center of everything he does.

Before rejoining C.H. Dean in his current role, Cory served in business development and corporate relations within the firm. He later held leadership roles at Synchrony, focusing on partner engagement in the luxury and furniture industries, and went on to become a certified trainer at Carew International, where he helped sales leaders elevate their craft.

A proud University of Dayton grad (go Flyers!), Cory holds a B.A. in Psychology with a concentration in Philosophy and Women’s Studies. When he’s not shaping brand strategy or enhancing the client journey, he’s likely out on the golf course, spending time with his wife and son, or being bossed around by their two very small but very mighty dogs.

Honors, Awards, & Certifications

2022 - Dimensions of Professional Selling: Master Trainer

2019 - Everyday Impact - RHB Team Award

2019 - Dancing With the Dayton Stars

2017 - Dayton Civic Leaders Award

2016 - Best Local Celebrity: Dayton.com

2016 - Leadership Dayton Class

2015 - Dayton.com Blogger (Socially Savvy)

2015 - Daytonian of the Week

2015 - Fight Night Fighter

2014 - DBJ Forty Under 40 Winner

2014 - Hunks in Heels, Winner

2013 - Young Professional of the Year

2013 - Dayton’s Top 25 Tweeters

Linkedin Certifications

Sales Strategies & Approaches in a New World of Selling

Selling with Empathy During Uncertain Times

Delivering an Authentic Elevator Pitch

LinkedIn Creator Posting Strategy

Social Selling with LinkedIn

Selling to Executives

Sales Prospecting

Unconscious Bias

Building Trust