“My journey to this moment has grown out of three important personal principles: build upon and learn from past experiences, support your staff and give back to the community. I
2021 Apogee Awards Honoree: David Hammond
2021 Apogee Awards Honoree: Abel L. Iglesias
“As the 17-year-old son of immigrant parents that I was when I landed my first banking job, I never imagined I’d become the banking executive I am today. I am
2021 Apogee Awards Honoree: Julio C. Ramirez, Jr.
“In a few words, it’s been a whirlwind. Having the opportunity to become the Commercial Banking Executive for Fifth Third’s South Florida Region was not on my immediate radar. My
A Milestone: U.S. Borders Open TODAY
Today, the floodgates open. Most foreign travelers, who had been prohibited from entering the United States since early 2020, are brandishing their vaccination cards, donning their masks, and filling planes
Commercial Industrial Association of South Florida’s (CIASF) Industrial Event Delves into Economic Progress
The Commercial Industrial Association of South Florida (CIASF) recently held its annual industry event to gauge South Florida’s economic status and real estate opportunities. The event consisted of discussion panels, networking opportunities,
1625 Ocean in Delray Beach Nears Sell Out
After completing three more sales worth nearly $25 million combined, 1625 Ocean in Delray Beach is close to reaching 100% sold, with only five of the 14 residences still available.
Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop to Open Fort Lauderdale Location in Spring 2022
Since opening his first brick-and-mortar location in Wynwood in 2014, pie master and entrepreneur Derek Kaplan has expanded his Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop to Coconut Grove, with plans set for a new
Brightline Resumes Service TODAY
A sorely missed casualty of the COVID-19 era, Brightline—which bills itself as the only provider of modern, eco-friendly, high-speed rail service in America—resume service today at its Miami, Fort Lauderdale
Should an HOA Board Member Pursue Legal Action in Response to Criticism?
We often get phone calls from officers and board members of condominium and homeowners’ associations who feel they have been criticized unfairly by unit owners. Sometimes, they insist on taking
What Country Clubs & Other Businesses Have to Know About OSHA’s New COVID Rules
On November 4, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) issued an Emergency Temporary Standard (“ETS”) aimed at protecting workers from coronavirus. OSHA indicates that