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Maya Miro

Digital Community Manager @ Hampton | USC Marshall Graduate

Maya Miro is a professional with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from USC Marshall School of Business. She has a background in digital community management, investment, operations, consumer products, business strategy, and recruitment.

Maya Miro has held various positions in organizations such as Hampton, Watertower Ventures, Worklife Ventures, NBCUniversal, Fiverr, and TAMID Group.

Highlights

Jun 5 · linkedin

Some companies have employee handbooks.

We have Unreasonable Hospitality, Will Guidara’s business and leadership book on the power of exceptional, over-the-top hospitality. It’s kind of like our bible at Hampton.

When I first joined the team Jessica (Spivack) Lowenstein shipped one to my place within weeks on the job. I devoured it and still think about it weekly. My takeaways and notes from the book are beyond extensive, but there’s one that sticks out most:

One Size Fits One.

It's about going beyond standard service to deliver a bespoke experience tailored to each customer's needs.

At Hampton, we’re bringing the “one size fits one” mantra to life with our concierge service.

An entire arm of the business whose sole focus is to personalize the membership experience for each and every member. Be it reliable vendors in your city, M&A advice for your business, transitioning your DTC sales to omni-channel, or celebrating your exit. We’re covering all of it.

Forget dumping people in a chat and calling it a community. Real community takes concierge. And I seriously can’t wait to build this function out for our people!

Apr 11 · linkedin

I had coffee with a Hampton member yesterday ☕

He was in the city for a well known e-comm conference — interestingly, run by another Hampton member.

Anyways, he showed up to the coffee shop in a Hampton hat. Obviously, the first thing I said to him was, “ha! nice hat!”

He replied, “Well, it seemed like the perfect way to attract the right people at the event.”

Woah. Whaaat! I mean, talk about brand affiliation.

This guy wore his Hampton hat, knowing: • Other Hampton members would approach him. • People would view it as some badge of honor, a seal of approval if you will.

To me, that’s a sign of excellent brand building: we have a brand that speaks to people — means something to people — so much so that they wear it (quite literally) with intention and pride.

TLDR: Build a community (and a brand) that people love to flex they’re part of. And make some good merch along the way 😉

(In case you had questions on how Hampton built it’s brand from the ground up — Sam Parr did an entire MFM episode about it, link is in the comments)

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New York, New York, United States