South Florida Business & Wealth’s Executive Club Brickell recently hosted an exclusive cocktail reception at the River Yacht Club in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. Mike Zimmer, president of the Miami Super
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Industry leaders offer insights
By Andrea Richard South Florida Executive Roundtable’s June panel featured four executives who have made their way in their respective industries, all sharing deep insights. SFBW is the exclusive media
The Power of Alignment
 Best-selling business book author shares his insight George Labovitz is the founder and CEO of ODI, an international management training and consulting company. He also was a professor of management
Up and Comer Awards
Nearly 600 guests attended the 2017 SFBW Up & Comer Awards at Xtreme Action Park in Fort Lauderdale. Guests enjoyed cocktails prepared at a Las Vegas-style light-up bar, served by the Gold Coast Roller
Pompano Beach’s Innovation District
By Darcie Lunsford Taking a cue from other major metropolises such as Barcelona, Medellin and Boston, Pompano Beach is branding a central, underused swath of Atlantic Boulevard as the world’s
Lessons Learned
By Gerry Czarnecki Gerry Weber is a corporate executive, entrepreneur and nonprofit leader. His career has spanned leadership roles at such companies as Shoppers Drug Mart, Blockbuster Entertainment and AutoNation,
South Florida Tech Hub Continues to eMerge
By Chris Fleck The South Florida Tech event, eMerge Americas, topped 13,000 attendees this year at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Speakers included such tech leaders as Apple co-founder Steve
Change for Progress
Four tips that will help relay it By Greta Schulz Recently, I was at a governmental affairs meeting in West Palm Beach. The discussion was about changes in the city:
Business at the Speed of Happiness
Keeping your best talent in our competitive marketplace By Stephen Garber “When I was 5 years old, my mother always told me that happiness was the key to life. When
Can Amazon Succeed in Grocery?
By Timothy Green E-commerce giant Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) has only dabbled with physical stores. A handful of bookstores and its Amazon Go cashier-less convenience-store concept are the extent of the company’s