Industry leader Phil Purcell talks about impact, challenges By Martin Lenkowsky Phil Purcell, the Marine Industries Association of South Florida’s CEO and executive director, considers the local marine industry as
Marine Mainstay
Serial Success
Albert Santalo talks about CareCloud and his latest ventures Albert Santalo is a computer scientist who has become one of the top serial entrepreneurs in South Florida. He has raised
Faster, Cheaper, Better
It’s just another day of innovation for these panelists By Andrea Richard Heart surgery as an outpatient procedure? That’s an example of the type of change and innovation panelists at
A Look at Office Investments
By Darcie Lunsford Experts and historical data aside, no one really has a crystal ball for timing the real estate market. And, arguably, in the President Trump era, with the
Nonprofit Spotlight: George Taylor
By Gerry Czarnecki George Taylor is a former family business executive and entrepreneur who now practices law with the firm of Brinkley Morgan. He received his bachelor’s degree from Lynn
Pet Conglomerate
The largest e-commerce deal in South Florida’s history By Chris Fleck South Florida now has technology bragging rights that go beyond developing the IBM personal computer, the first smartphone (Simon
Back to school: What motivates your people?
By Greta Schulz Earlier this year, New York became the first state to offer free tuition to two- and four-year colleges for middle-class students. Understanding that there are certainly positives
Control Your Emotions or Your Emotions will Control You
By Stephen Garber Emotional triggers—what we at Third Level like to call your hot buttons—are a part of everyone’s emotional fabric. They are natural responses to upsetting or painful experiences.
Bitcoin: An Uncorrelated Asset Class?
By Julie Neitzel Investors looking for new growth opportunities might want to consider bitcoin, a peer-to-peer cashless system also known as cryptocurrency. Launched in 2009, bitcoin’s value was less than
South Florida: Eye of the Storm
Hurricanes have shaped the destiny of South Florida. The area’s precarious position between two large bodies of water—the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the Gulf of Mexico to the west—makes