Ravyn Miller

As the global marketing director of Medtronic’s Venous business, Ravyn Miller leads the development and execution of the commercial strategy. Her responsibilities include collaborating with more than 15 regional managers to address country-specific issues, managing toward the achievement of top- and bottom-line goals, and working alongside industry partners (e.g. physician societies) to drive key initiatives. Known for her passion, fearlessness and boisterous laugh, Ravyn finds fulfillment in leading efforts that result in effective team work and improved patient quality of life.

In her previous roles at Medtronic, Ravyn led a market development effort focused on reducing cardiac health care disparities for women and people of color, worked as a Health Policy Fellow in Washington, D.C., and was the national implementation leader for the CVG Strategic Solutions organization, which delivered customer value beyond the product.

Ravyn has earned several awards including but not limited to: 2019 Minneapolis- St. Paul Business Journal Women in Business Honoree, DiversityMBA Magazine’s Top 100 Emerging Leaders and Medtronic’s Marketing Excellence Award, which annually recognizes the company’s top marketers.

As a member of the National Minority Forum Junior Advisory Board, Ravyn advises on future strategic direction for the organization as well as helps to plan sessions for the annual meeting to narrow health care disparities. She coaches and/or provides feedback to budding medical device entrepreneurs as a Board member of the University of Minnesota’s Venture Center Business Advisory Group. To ensure children have the opportunity to experience the power of music, Ravyn is a director-at-large for the Minnesota Orchestra’s Young People’s Symphony Concert Association.

As a member of Medtronic’s African Descent Network, she helps shape strategies aimed at creating a diverse and inclusive work environment for all employees. She is member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and volunteers with organizations focused on homelessness in the Twin Cities area. Ravyn completed her Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University and earned a dual Masters in Divinity and Business from Vanderbilt University.