The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would partially repeal and replace Obamacare, but there’s another knotty problem ahead. What are we going to do about the federal budget
Did we forget about the national debt?
ALICE report highlights stark economic struggles
The United Way of Broward County held a discussion Wednesday on the alarming number of families who are on the brink of financial crisis. Nearly half of South Florida’s population is living
South Florida’s Aviation 100 Year History
It all began with a big idea from businessman E.S. Peets in 1910: Why not host a flying exhibition in Miami? Most Miamians had never seen an “aeroplane,” much less seen
The Board Formed a Governance Committee … What Now?
By Gerry Czarnecki One of the most common standing board committees is the nominating and governance committee, yet its significance may be the least appreciated. As a practical matter, it
For the Living’s Sake
By Julie Neitzel It is quite surprising to note that more than 64 percent of American adults do not have a will, according to a Harris poll. Additionally, nearly one
Together, Again!
What do we really accomplish, alone? By Stephen Garber In an age of “solo-prenuers” working remotely—when technology gives us the freedom to work from anywhere, at a time when we’re
Are You Really Using LinkedIn? Top Seven Reasons
By Greta Schulz I think, by now, you’re using LinkedIn—at least I hope so. But how many of you are really using that social media platform to its potential? You
What is Digital Transformation, Anyway?
By Chris fleck Digital transformation is a term that gets a lot of press these days and means different things to different people. In a broad sense, it is the
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
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