Dear Mr. Berko: Our dear daughter is married to an engineer who recently went to work for a company called Rudolph Technologies in New Jersey. He recently advised us to
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By Andrea Rchard Pop artist Romero Britto was looking to change banks, but instead of going big, he went small. That’s unusual, because nothing about the Brazilian-born, Miami-raised artist’s success
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Pensam develops multipronged business strategy By Kevin Gale Starting a real estate business during the meltdown in 2009 might sound counterintuitive, but it worked well for Michael Stein and Pensam
Multigenerational Appeal
New clubhouses provide broad array of amenities By Martin Lenkowsky Today’s golf club isn’t the same as the one appreciated by your cigar smoking grandfather. he latest trends in making
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South Florida gains upscale choices for senior living By Martin Lenkowsky Why would someone accustomed to the finer things in life have to live without them in their twilight years?
Green Gang
Keith Costello leads a rapidly-growing community bank for social change Keith Costello is the president and CEO of First Green Bank, a community bank with $650 million in assets. A
Amazon Deals and the State of Industrial Supply
By Darcie Lunsford Amazon’s new urban-infill hub and mega-fulfillment center in Miami-Dade County reignited bullishness in the second quarter, and South Florida’s sizzling industrial streak still has plenty of room
Turn Brainstorming on its Head
By Greta Schulz I know many of you have tried brainstorming. The idea is a good one, coming up with creative ways of solving an issue or attacking a project.
When Shift Happens
Strategies for Leading Change By Stephen Garber The one constant in life is change. And change is accelerating all around us. When is the last time you looked at the
The Beer That Was Here
By Christine Alexis Miami’s thirst for craft beer is being quenched rapidly. Not only Miami, but the state of Florida had a net increase of more than 35 breweries in