The Larry H. Miller Company, also known as the LHM Company, is a privately-owned business headquartered in the US. Founded in 1979, the company operates with approximately 210 employees. Its operations are mainly located across the western United States, focusing on real estate, health care, finance, entertainment, sports, strategy and investments, and philanthropy.
On July 23, 2026, Alex Dunn, CEO of Swig, discussed the company’s growth in a Salt Lake Tribune article, detailing its expansion from a single location in southern Utah to a national beverage brand operating in 16 states. Earlier, on July 10, the Miller Family Automobile Foundation acquired Ford GT40 chassis P/1046, the overall winner of the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, from collector Rob Kauffman, thereby reuniting the three podium-finishing cars from the race that inspired *Ford v Ferrari* under single stewardship. Previously, on July 7, Swig signed a multi-unit franchise agreement with Derek and Michelle Hincks to expand its footprint across Chicago’s southwest suburbs. The company announced the election of Cindy Baier to its Board of Directors on June 24. Baier, former president, CEO, and board member of Brookdale Senior Living, guided that company through significant transformation and growth. This follows the June 4 announcement by Miller Sports + Entertainment, the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation, and the Daniels Fund of the first-ever Utah Youth Sports Giving Day.
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