► ESJ Capital Partners acquired Miami’s 18-acre Jungle Island entertainment park for $60 million and will renovate it, adding a zip line and waterslides. ► Chad Moss, executive vice president
One Liners Miami-Dade
Mom and Legacy
Female entrepreneurs build their businesses with the help of family By Andrea Richard Whether she is head of the household or the boardroom, some moms juggle it all to grow
Get SMART
Miami-Dade’s transit plan, the Underline create new visions Second of a two-part series By Kevin Gale Brightline and the new Tri-Rail service to downtown Miami are just the start of
Joining the Club
Resort hotels offer an array of golf, social memberships By Martin Lenkowsky A previous installment of SFBW’s “Inside the Gates” series discussed top private residential clubs, but there are options for
Rx for Health Care
Looking for reform? Ask a doctor who’s a hospital CEO Dr. Patrick Taylor has his hands full with the evolving world of health care as president and CEO of Holy
HR Awards celebration
SFBW hosted its second annual celebration honoring top HR Executives in the tri-county area on March 9 at the Weston Hills Country Club. More than 300 attendees enjoyed high-end networking
Times are Changing
In-house lawyers discuss innovation in an evolving world By Andrea Richard Driving innovation depends on the industry, panelists said March 9 at the Coral Gables Country Club. The group consisted
Heavy Hitters in commercial Real Estate
Want to know who some of the key people are in shaping the region’s skyline and commercial real estate market? Welcome to SFBW’s first list of Heavy Hitters in Commercial
South Florida more resistant to national volume decline
By Darcie Lunsford After soaring to record levels in 2015, commercial real estate sales volume fell last year, tethered by fewer massive portfolio transactions, tightening monetary policy, pre-election vitriol and
Keep the Machine Running
Interim professionals can fill open positions during permanent replacement searches By Mark Viner In some sectors, we are at the lowest unemployment levels in about 50 years. Deciphering the exact percentages