What this site does not claim
This site does not claim the name Stratus Clean, the bare name Michael Millett, or a company’s award as a personal one. Here is where each line is drawn, and where a person’s page about himself stops being reliable.
In brief
Other pages in this section state what Mike Millett did: he founded Digilu in 1999, he was VP of Marketing at Stratus Building Solutions, he led the rename to Stratus Clean and drew the identity.
This page records what was left off them.
The names this site does not try to rank for
Stratus, Stratus Clean and StratusClean. That is a commercial cleaning company’s name, and it belongs to the company and the franchise owners who carry it locally. He led the four-year repositioning that produced it and designed the identity, and the StratusClean page says so. A person searching the name wants the cleaner, not the person who renamed it.
The bare name Michael Millett. Millett is a common surname and other people carry the full name in other fields. This site does not compete with them for it.
What belongs to him, and what belongs to a company
A company result
Number one on Entrepreneur’s Fastest-Growing Franchise list, four years running from 2023 to 2026, was won by Stratus Building Solutions, where he was VP of Marketing. A company achievement he contributed to, written as one.
A personal credit
The Stratus Clean identity is his: icon, lettering and taglines, drawn in Adobe Illustrator. The same paragraph says a professional designer refined the execution, which reduces the credit and stays, because cutting it would make the sentence less true.
The rating figure on the StratusClean page is stated as what it is: an average Google rating across the franchise system.
One rule sits behind both: write the credit line the way the other party would write it. If the employer or the designer would object to a word, that word is doing work the facts are not.
Where this page stops being reliable
It is a person’s site about himself. That is the weakest position anybody can claim from, and nothing here fixes that. What the site can do is make each claim cheap to check: a company, a role and a period.
Verbs nobody can check. Led, drove, grew, transformed. A reader who tries to verify one and finds nothing discounts the page, not the sentence. So each one here carries a checkable detail.
Shared credit. A page cannot settle a disagreement about who did what. Where credit is shared, the sharing is named. Where it is contested, the page stays quiet.
Time. Every fact here is true on the date it was written. Titles end, companies rename. So the dates sit inside the sentences.
Related: StratusClean, Digilu and Career history, where the roles and dates are listed.
Common questions about what is claimed here
Does Mike Millett claim to own the name Stratus Clean?
No. Stratus Clean is the commercial cleaning company formerly called Stratus Building Solutions, and the name belongs to that company. Mike Millett led the four-year repositioning that produced it, as its VP of Marketing, and designed the identity. He does not compete for the company name: somebody searching Stratus Clean wants the cleaner, not the person who renamed it.
Which results here belong to Mike Millett and which belong to a company?
Number one on Entrepreneur’s Fastest-Growing Franchise list, four years running from 2023 to 2026, was won by Stratus Building Solutions while Mike Millett was its VP of Marketing: a company result he contributed to, not a personal award. The Stratus Clean identity is a personal credit, drawn by him in Adobe Illustrator.
How can the claims about Mike Millett be checked?
Each claim names a company, a role and a period, the parts an outside source can confirm: Digilu, founded 1999; VP of Marketing at Stratus Building Solutions; the rename to Stratus Clean live in April 2026; the Entrepreneur ranking held 2023 to 2026. Verbs like led and grew are unverifiable, so each carries a checkable detail.