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Growth and Challenges Ahead

Hurdles come with business development and innovation By Andrea Richard The December edition of the South Florida Executive Roundtable wrapped up 2017 on a serious note. The panelists convened at

Tax Reform Act leaves CRE interests optimistic

By Darcie Lunsford Entering the fourth quarter of 2017, enthusiasm was waning among commercial real estate insiders over how much runway the third-longest economic expansion in the nation’s history had

Family experiences inspire Heather Geronemus

By Gerry Czarnecki Heather Geronemus is one of Broward County’s young leaders, remaining constantly and actively involved with the South Florida community. In addition to all her volunteer work, Geronemus

Building Trust in Leadership

By Stephen Garber Asking what makes a good leader evokes a variety of responses, from the practical to the esoteric. It can be sort of a “coming out” party for

Get out!

By Peter Nasca If you’re aware of pop culture, you know the headline on this column happens to be the title of Jordan Peele’s highly successful recent horror movie. It’s

Hampton House

A refuge from Jim Crow laws By Christine Alexis The 1960s were a tumultuous time in American history—the era of civil rights activism. In 1964, famed boxer Muhammad Ali—still using

ONE LINERS Dade-Miami

►The U.S. Department of Transportation approved the Brightline rail project to run from Miami to Orlando. ►CenterPoint Properties acquired a 130,000-square-foot facility at 3355 NW 114st St., in Miami. ►MyStrongHome

Inside Lawyer

J. David Bogenschutz leads on the courtroom scene By Andrea Richard Being charged with a crime can ruin your life. Putting up a solid defense can help, if you are

PCs, Smartphones, Citrix and Robots

These and other innovations have their roots at IBM Boca Raton By Chris Fleck In November, Citrix hosted an event, “50 Years of Innovation: How IBM Boca Raton Influenced the