Insights

What we think, write and contribute.

Our published work demonstrates expertise the way we believe it should be demonstrated: through substantive contributions to the conversations shaping business, sustainability, markets, family enterprise and economic transformation.

Our writing and commentary appear with Springer, Globe Law and Business, Institutional Investor, Lancaster Farming and The Luxury Playbook.

Books and publications

Contributions in print.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and Its Impact on Ethics

Springer
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Larisa B. Miller contributed the chapter "How Businesses Can Impact Agenda 2030," examining how business can translate sustainability commitments into measurable action. The volume brings together international perspectives on the ethical dimensions of the technologies now reshaping economies.

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The Rising Role of Women in Family Offices and Family Businesses

Globe Law and Business
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Larisa B. Miller contributed "Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Family Offices," exploring how family enterprises navigate continuity, governance and change across generations. The publication examines the expanding influence of women in family enterprise worldwide.

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Articles & commentary

Published thinking, in the places it matters.

Washington Just Aimed a Dagger at the American Rancher

LANCASTER FARMING · LEAD OPINION · AUGUST 29, 2026

Larisa B. Miller on the decision to open American markets to tariff free foreign beef, and what it means for the ranchers, processors and food security of the United States.

Saving the Plant Did Not Save the Cattle Market

LANCASTER FARMING · OPINION · AUGUST 15, 2026

Larisa B. Miller on the JBS Souderton closure and the processing capacity crisis reshaping the Northeast cattle market, the infrastructure between the farm and the consumer.

Why Family Offices Are Quietly Reallocating Into Africa

THE LUXURY PLAYBOOK

Larisa B. Miller on the movement of family capital toward African markets, and why the most patient money in the world is arriving before the headlines do.

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Five Ways to Turn Business Disruption into Growth

CXO MONTHLY

Larisa B. Miller on treating disruption as raw material: diagnosing honestly, moving early and rebuilding the model while competitors wait for conditions to normalize.

Food Security Must Be Agnostic to Politics in Harrisburg

LNP | LANCASTERONLINE · LOCAL VOICES COLUMN

Larisa B. Miller on why food security policy cannot be allowed to follow the election cycle, and what Pennsylvania's producers need from their capital regardless of who holds it.

Corporate Investment Times · Cover Story, March 2026

CORPORATE INVESTMENT TIMES · DUBAI

Larisa B. Miller featured on the cover of the Gulf business publication's global edition, where she has been a contributing voice on markets, investment and leadership since 2021.

The Opportunities and Perils of Middle East and Africa Venture Capital

INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR · MARCH 2024 · FEATURED COMMENTARY

Larisa B. Miller featured and quoted on the realities of MENA venture investing, regulatory complexity, cultural fluency and the case for local expertise, alongside voices from Thiel Capital and QED Investors.

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Perspectives

Practical thinking on markets in motion.

Phoenix Global Perspectives is our monthly brief on the markets we work in: short, direct commentary on market entry, Africa, the Gulf, business models, agriculture, infrastructure, circularity and the changing economics of growth.

Current issue: "Where the Work Is" (September 2026). The announcements have been made and the capital is committed. What decides the next five years is execution in the unglamorous middle, and that is where this series keeps looking.

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Issue One: "No Industry Is Exempt" (August 2026). Why no sector, including the ones the sustainability conversation wrote off, is exempt from measurable contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals. Read the August Issue

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