By Peter Nasca Perhaps the third timeโ€™s a charm? Several years ago, while I was pitching a story to a writer/editor, I was told I was persistent โ€œto the point of not being obnoxious.โ€ I took that as a compliment. During my career as a public relations practitioner,...

By Julie Neitzel Many of us are familiar with Fortune magazineโ€™s annual list of the 500 largest U.S. companies, which is a mark of prestige for those who are on it. More than 800 companies have been on it since its 1955 debut, when it focused primarily...

By Stephen Garber The foundation of effective communication remains the same whether someone is speaking to an individual or to a group. The most important communication skill we can learn is effective listeningโ€”what we call โ€œpower listening.โ€ Power listening requires focus, concentration, effort and emotional awareness...

By Christine Alexis With football season underway, itโ€™s a good time to consider the history of one of the sportโ€™s iconic teamsโ€”the Miami Dolphins. They grew rapidly during their first six years, laying the foundation for their time-honored reputation. In 1966, their inaugural season in the American...

Rachel Sapoznik, who is on this monthโ€™s cover, is a business leader transcending what you would expect from someone in her line of work. Iโ€™ve had the pleasure to know Rachel most of my business journalism career in South Florida, and sheโ€™s always able to...