About Britney
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Meet Britney
Hi, I’m Britney Ruby Miller—President & CEO of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, wife, mom of four, author, and advocate for living life to its fullest.
As kids, my dad Jeff Ruby, would tell my brothers and me, “Figure out what you enjoy doing so much you’d do it for free, and make that your career.” That wisdom has shaped my life and career in more ways than I can count.
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About my journey
From a young age, I knew exactly what I wanted to do.
Facts About Britney:
Believer
Mother of four incredible children
Wife to Caleb Miller
President & CEO of Jeff Ruby Culinary Institute
Oversees a team of 1,000 employees
Launching a podcast this spring
Wannabe interior designer
Family chef
Dog & plant mama
Growing up the only daughter of an equally passionate and successful restaurateur father— I was drawn to the art of creating unforgettable experiences through food and heartfelt hospitality. Over the years, I worked in nearly every role in our restaurants—from back of house to front of house—absorbing lessons that would become the foundation for the leader I am today.
After earning degrees in Religious Studies from the University of Cincinnati and attending the Midwest Culinary Institute, I joined our corporate team in 2015. My goal was clear: to expand on my father’s legacy while bringing a new level of process, strategy, and care to our growing company. Today, as CEO, I have the privilege of leading more than 1,000 extraordinary employees who share my passion for excellence, cuisine, and service.
But my story doesn’t end in the boardroom.
My greatest passion has always been using my platform to focus on what matters most: faith, family, and philanthropy. Inspired by the mentors, relationships, and experiences that have shaped me, I created Five Star Life as a space to share the hard-fought (and won) principles I’ve found to be true. Through the many trials & tribulations as well as milestones and victories—the concepts I’ve learned about leadership, wellness, marriage, and living with purpose have radically changed my life for the better. The idea came from my work in the restaurant industry. Just as we at Jeff Ruby’s strive for five-star service, we must strive for five stars in life. This is God’s desire for us, as well.
In April 2025, my husband and former NFL LB Caleb Miller and I will launch our Five Star Life podcast —a platform where we’ll discuss the joys and challenges of building a meaningful life together while raising our four kids: Caden, Gracie, Hannah, and Asher. And all of this as sold-out, surrendered, all-in Jesus Freaks living in America in 2025! The world has changed in my adulthood, and in many ways, it seems there is less margin for error—especially for those of us who passionately and wholeheartedly live out our faith every second of every day. We need each other to thrive, and if God is real and we have something priceless to offer the world—then that world desperately needs all of us! And they need us equipped and healthy enough to add value to their lives—not another idea or religion or theory—real, tangible, valuable actions that change their lives for the better.
After 42 years on this earth including 15 years of marriage— I now know that true success is about so much more than professional accolades; it’s about leading with proper direction and intention, loving deeply, and leaving the world better than you found it.
Whether you’re here for inspiration, personal stories, or practical advice, I hope this space helps you take your own life to the next level. Thanks for stopping by—I’m excited to share this journey with you!
My Journey
2001
Following a rollercoaster childhood of ups and downs – including a serious car accident my dad, the death of my uncle, and a house fire – I graduated from Anderson High School in 2001.
I graduated from the University of Cincinnati, initially studying in the Lindner College of Business before switching my major and earning a bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies.
2005
2007
This was the year that changed everything. I married Caleb Miller and began a journey of love, faith, and resilience through life's blessings and challenges.
2007
In 2017 I attended the Midwest Culinary Institute and later became a board member of the Cincinnati State Foundation.
2008
I endured my first miscarriage and sought treatment at the Meier Clinic for perfectionism, marking a turning point in my mental health journey.
2009
By this time, Caleb and I faced two more pregnancy losses, including a devastating diagnosis of anencephaly, and underwent surgery for endometriosis.
2010
After infertility struggles and losses, we welcomed our "miracle baby," Grace Ruby Miller.
2011
I joined the corporate team of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, marking the beginning of my new role to help guide the transformational impact for our business and the communities it serves.
2012
I gave birth to our second daughter, Hannah Lily Miller. That same year, I developed PTSD after a car accident, beginning a six-year healing journey.
2015
I had the honor to transition to the corporate office at Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment to focus on building next-level processes, leading the team, and driving expansion.
2017
God is so good! We welcomed our son, Samuel Asher Miller, a reminder of God’s unwavering faithfulness.
2018
The Ruby family launched The Jeff Ruby Foundation, initially tasked with addressing child poverty, hunger, and particularly the broken foster care system in the Cincinnati area.
2021
During the pandemic, I was promoted to President & CEO of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, leading a team of over 1,000 employees across seven luxury steakhouses in Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
2022
Adding author to my resume, I released my memoir, 5-Star Life: The Faithful Fight to Overcome Obstacles and Pursue Excellence.
2025
This year, I launch britrubymiller.com and a podcast with my husband, Caleb Miller, focusing on our personal and professional journey, offering faith-focused relationship insights, and exploring intentional living.
2025
One of my most important life lessons is to never stop learning. I will graduate from Xavier University’s Executive MBA program in Spring 2025.
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