Write, Speak and Inspire
Veronica Brandon Miller
Author. Speaker. Storyteller. Philanthropist. Artist.
About VBM
Veronica Brandon Miller has spent her life turning stories into action and compassion into lasting impact.
An author, inspirational speaker, television and radio host, philanthropist, and artist, Veronica brings creativity and purpose to everything she does.
Her work explores the experiences that connect us—faith, leadership, resilience, kindness, family, and the desire to leave the world better than we found it.
With more than 35 years of experience in philanthropy and nonprofit leadership, Veronica has helped raise more than $3 billion for organizations and causes nationwide.
She has led transformational fundraising campaigns, guided nonprofit organizations, served on numerous boards, and championed initiatives supporting children, families, veterans, education, the arts, and people experiencing hardship.
Whether she is writing a book, interviewing a community leader, speaking to an audience, creating a piece of art, or helping an organization tell its story, Veronica believes the greatest influence begins with authenticity—and the greatest legacy is found in the lives we help change.
My mission is to use words, creativity, leadership, and generosity to help people recognize their value, share their stories, and discover how much good they can accomplish. I want my work to entertain, inspire, encourage, and remind others that kindness is never wasted—and that every person has the power to leave a meaningful mark on the world.
Lexi and Tazi discover that Christmas is about more than presents, decorations, and treats—it celebrates the birth of Jesus. Through kindness, generosity, and love, the two dogs help everyone remember the greatest gift of all.
When Lexi and Tazi meet Rae, a little girl in foster care who longs for a family, they become determined to help her find her forever home. Their journey becomes a heartwarming story of friendship, faith, hope, and trusting in God’s perfect plan.
Lexi and Tazi learn that there is always something to be thankful for, even when life does not go exactly as planned. By appreciating family, friendship, faith, and everyday blessings, they discover that gratitude can fill any heart with joy.
When Lexi and Tazi experience sadness, they learn that difficult feelings are normal and that no one has to face them alone. With love, prayer, patience, and support, they discover that brighter days can follow even the heaviest moments.
Lexi and Tazi discover that even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s day. Through helping, sharing, and including others, they show young readers how kindness can spread from one heart to another.
Lexi and Tazi are excited—but also a little unsure—when a new baby brother joins their family. As they learn to share attention and welcome change, they discover that a growing family brings even more love to go around.
He Had Twelve explores how Jesus built one of history’s most enduring movements through powerful storytelling, authentic relationships, clear purpose, and the influence of just twelve committed followers. Blending timeless lessons with modern leadership and marketing principles, the book shows nonprofit leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers how to inspire people, strengthen their brand, and create a message that lasts.
The Nonprofit Odyssey uses the timeless journey of Homer’s Odyssey to reveal powerful lessons about mission, leadership, resilience, ethics, teamwork, and navigating the inevitable storms of nonprofit life. Through modern nonprofit challenges—from difficult boards and tempting funding opportunities to staff culture and mission drift—Veronica Brandon Miller shows leaders how to stay the course and never lose sight of their Ithaca: the mission.
The Art of War in the Boardroom transforms Sun Tzu’s timeless principles of strategy, leadership, preparation, and adaptability into powerful lessons for today’s nonprofit leaders. Veronica Brandon Miller shows how to navigate board dynamics, inspire teams, protect the mission, build strategic alliances, and lead boldly through both opportunity and crisis.
The Prince in the Boardroom translates Machiavelli’s timeless lessons on power, influence, human nature, and strategy into the complex world of nonprofit leadership. Veronica Brandon Miller shows mission-driven leaders how to navigate boards, donors, staff, ambition, politics, and difficult personalities—without sacrificing their integrity or losing sight of the greater good.
Being Audrey is a witty romantic mystery about Heather Madison, a woman who believes becoming someone extraordinary is the only way to finally be noticed. But when her Audrey Hepburn-inspired transformation brings romance, murder, danger, and more attention than she ever imagined, Heather discovers that the woman worth becoming may have been herself all along.
The Line follows twenty talented writers competing for one extraordinary prize: to create a single unforgettable quote that could live forever in cinematic history. As each contestant discovers, the perfect words are only the beginning—the actor, timing, music, setting, emotion, and truth behind the moment can turn an ordinary sentence into the line the world never forgets.
I’ll Survive is a gripping story of a woman determined to prove she is stronger than everything life has thrown at her, carrying secrets of illness, loss, and a troubled marriage into the ultimate test of survival. But as the competition pushes her to her limits—and an unexpected connection challenges everything she thought she knew—she discovers that surviving isn’t just about staying in the game; it’s about finding the courage to truly live again.
Hero Next Door is a powerful story of a Marine who returns home carrying the weight of twenty-two fallen men, only to discover that the life he fought to return to is gone. When the woman next door offers him a place to stay, an unexpected friendship becomes a lifeline—and proves that sometimes the person who saves the hero is the one standing right beside him.