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Leah Miller

former litigation paralegal, firm administrator, CFO, founder of fractional CFO company, Firmly Profits

Leah Miller

former litigation paralegal, firm administrator, CFO, founder of fractional CFO company | Firmly Profits

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About Leah

Leah Miller, born on July 20, 1981, is a Canadian television personality and former MuchMusic VJ. She served as the host for four seasons of So You Think You Can Dance Canada from 2008 to 2011. In addition to her hosting duties, she was a correspondent for the entertainment news shows etalk and E! in Canada. Beyond her media career, Miller has held roles as a litigation paralegal, firm administrator, and chief financial officer. She is the founder of Firmly Profits, a company specializing in fractional CFO services. Her diverse professional background encompasses entertainment and financial leadership, demonstrating her versatility across different industries.

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How to Take Control of Your Firm's Finances - With Leah MillerWhy Law Firm Owners Need a CFO Sooner | The Driven Crowd | Episode 95 | Ft. Leah MillerHow This Paralegal Scaled a Fractional CFO Business | Leah Miller and Firmly ProfitsLeah Miller: Run Your Firm Like a CEO

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