Rachel Sapoznik promotes the power of wellness By Andrea Richard Rachel Sapoznik is just finishing up her Mediterranean salad, topped with grilled salmon, when she looks up and orders an
The Gift is You
Real Help
Cresa helps clients make the right real estate choices By Kevin Gale Conflicts of interest often get highlighted in the field of investing, but what about when your business is
At Your Service
National Jets evolves into a one-stop shop for private aviation By Andrea Richard How companies survive and prosper depends on many variables. For National Jets, it’s all about personalized customer
Mitigating the Damage
Organizations partner to combat childhood trauma By Martin Lenkowsky Little 5-year-old Johnny’s home life could some day affect his future performance in the working world. The Center for Child Counseling,
Race Relations in Business
By Andrea Richard With the recent heated protests across the United States —the violent demonstrations and shootings in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the contentious disputes on what to do with the
Commercial Real Estate Rainmaker
Michael T. Fay is a prominent commercial real estate leader with more than 32 years of experience. He acts as an owner advocate, realizing the full value of an asset
Forecast: Apartment Demand Will Slow (For Now)
By Darcie Lunsford It has been the proverbial Energizer Bunny of the post-recession real estate market. Boom, boom, boom goes the steady drumbeat of new rental apartments coming up across
Uber’s board can lead a cultural turnaround
By Betsy Atkins Probably the last thing Uber needs right now is to have anyone recount its recent setbacks, but the company’s quick fall from grace speaks volumes about how
Seeking to transform children’s lives
By Gerry Czarnecki Nelson F. Hincapie joined the Voices For Children Foundation in 2009 as president and CEO. Originally from Bogota, Colombia, he began his career in Miami working with
Persistence and PR
By Peter Nasca Perhaps the third time’s a charm? Several years ago, while I was pitching a story to a writer/editor, I was told I was persistent “to the point