Eastward, Ho!

Leading developers and restaurateurs in Broward talk about the migration toward the coast Fort Lauderdale is seeing a major wave of residential construction projects, many of which are attracting buyers

What’s Ahead in Cuba

Experts talk about the entrepreneurial trend and an evolving society By Kevin Gale As Cuba seeks to open its economy further, one of the challenges it faces is changing the

Sea of Change

 HMY Yachts owner talks about the evolution of the marine industry By Arnie Rosenberg Steve Moynihan worked his first boat show, the Miami International Boat Show, in 1975. It was

Season Finale

Palm Beach International Boat Show provides a different vibe By Martin Lenkowsky  |  Photos by Forest Johnson If you missed this season’s boat shows in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, there’s

Cyber Warriors

Training the next generation of college students for protecting businesses and the public By Martin Lenkowsky When it comes to cybersecurity education, several of South Florida’s colleges and universities are

SFBW Agenda

NSU seeks to raise $250 million in gifts NSU President Dr. George Hanbury is off to a good start on a $250 million campaign with the announcement of eight $1

The Skills Gap: What’s Really Missing

 By Linda Carter The national, regional and local conversation is the same: It’s all about jobs. People want them and companies have them. So what’s the problem? Many influential and

New Suburban Office Project is a Rarity

By Darcie Lunsford The first major institutional-quality office project in Broward County since the Great Recession has opened its sleek, double-glass doors along I-75 in Pembroke Pines, adjacent to the

Fundraising is not Begging

By Gerry Czarnecki Fundraising is cause selling, and it takes the right combination of commitment, knowledge, insight and listening skills to convert prospects into donors. In the for-profit world, some