Jocelyn Carter-Miller is Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing
Officer for Office Depot, Inc., where she is responsible for the marketing
efforts across its retail, contract, catalog, and e-commerce businesses.
She oversees all the strategic, operational, and financial aspects of the
Company's multi-channel marketing programs, advertising, direct mail,
and other special marketing initiatives.
Before joining Office Depot, Carter-Miller spent nine years with
Motorola, Inc., most recently as Corporate Vice President, Chief
Marketing Officer, with overall responsibility for corporate positioning
and marketing activities across Motorola's over $30 billion revenue base
and its many diverse business units. As CMO she created a new Motorola
brand position and promise, consolidated advertising agencies and launched
the Intelligence Everywhere campaign, and developed high performance marketing
organizations and processes. In her previous Motorola roles of Vice President-Latin
American and Caribbean Operations and Director of European, Middle East and African
Operations for the International Networks Division. Jocelyn headed international
wireless data/paging communications operations for Motorola-creating profitable
opportunities through strategic alliances, value-added applications and new product
and service launches.
Prior to her career at Motorola, Jocelyn served as Vice President,
Marketing and Product Development for Mattel, where she broke new ground
driving record sales of Barbie and other toys using integrated marketing
programs focused on product, entertainment, promotion, and licensing.
Jocelyn has a MBA degree from the University of Chicago and a BS degree
from the University of Illinois in Accounting and is a CPA. She serves on
the Board of Directors of both public and non-profit organizations.
Jocelyn has co-authored with Melissa Giovagnoli the book Networlding:
Building Relationships and Opportunities for Success, published by Jossey-Bass
Publishers. She is married to Edward Miller, founder and executive director of
Teched-Ventures (an educational development firm), and has two daughters;
Alexis age 17 years and Kimberly age 11.