meet gina

Gina Waters Miller has been passionate about music and writing for as long as she can remember. A lifelong musician, educator, entrepreneur and executive, her love for music and the arts has forged the way and proven to be a significant part of her life’s purpose and work.

Miller’s roles, throughout her career have included, Radio and Retail Coordinator, Marketing Manager, Dir. National Sales and Label Relations, VP Promotions & Marketing, VP Promotions and Label Relations, to currently SVP and GM. As Senior Vice President and General Manager of Entertainment One (eOne) in Nashville, TN; Miller oversees the day to day operations for eOne in Nashville, which includes monikers eOne, Light Records, IndieBlu Music (Digital Distribution), and a thriving publishing roster.

eOne continues to dominate the music space across a variety of track sales, albums, and airplay charts. Consistently remaining one of the world’s top Independent Record Labels.

Miller is currently a member of Women In Film, The Americana Music Association, Women In Music, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated; the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and The Recording Academy, where Gina serves as an elected Governor.

She also leads the Nashville Network of the National Association of Black Female Executives in Media & Entertainment™ (NABFEME) and is the Founder of the Beautiful Girl, You Are Already Enough campaign, amongst other initiatives.

Gina believes in service and is committed to reaching back, pulling up and pushing forward. An advocate for equality and equity; she is a sought-after speaker, clinician, mentor, contributor, and philanthropist. Music industry veteran and active champion of numerous D&I initiatives and committees; Miller is a member of several boards and advisory councils, including Co-Founder and VP, NASHVILLE MUSIC EQUALITY (an organization which educates and challenges non-minority colleagues to consider action around equality, tolerance and opportunities for all minorities in the music industry).

Named to Billboard's Women in Music executive classes in 2018 and 2020, Gina is proud to be recognized for her work in the industry. Being named to the Nashville Business Journal’s Women Of Influence 2021 Class as a mentor/inspiration, is a reminder that Miller continues to use her voice, influence, and time to work, empower, amplify, drive change, and bring action to the organizations she faithfully serves and community in which she lives. Leadership Music Nashville recently announced that Miller was selected to join the upcoming class of 2022.