 By Gerry Czarnecki If you are part of a typical board, your meetings probably follow a pattern that is in direct opposition to what governance professionals would recommend, and it
What do you do at board meetings?
Debt-Free by 53? Here’s Why You Should Meet This Milestone
If you can manage to rid yourself of debt by age 53, you’ll be setting the stage for a financially healthy retirement. By Maurie Backman If there’s one thing Americans
Embracing LGBT Diversity
Businesses find lucrative markets and create supportive workplaces By Kevin Gale Figuring out where South Florida is in supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender inclusion can still be a challenge
What’s Next After Wynwood?
By Jim Fried On this month’s show, we talked about urban development in Miami and what real estate investing trends across the country are going to look like. We even
Miami attorney plays key role in helping Olympics operate smoothly
By David Lyons The rush is on in troubled Brazil to wrap up construction projects in time for the 2016 Summer Olympics. With roughly three months to go before the
The Numbers Guy
Michael Daszkal stands out as the leader of a top independent accounting firm Michael Daszkal co-founded Daszkal Bolton with one partner in 1992; today, the public accounting and consulting firm
LoBello Knows Talent Acquisition
Top recruiter tells what it takes for employers, candidates to find the right match By Kevin Gale Joe LoBello understands the challenge employers face in landing the right talent in
On Target
Genetic diagnostics, new drugs, pencil-sized proton beams are latest cutting-edge tools By Martin Lenkowsky Medical experts used to treat most cancers by focusing solely on the tumors themselves. But with
SFBW AGENDA
Distilleries are the new status symbol You’ve undoubtedly seen noticed the wave of craft breweries popping up all over South Florida, but Nanette Watson’s idea for a craft distillery could
Blips in residential not spreading to commercial sectors
By Darcie Lunsford Wait for it…Wait…Still waiting. While cracks like growing inventory have begun in South Florida’s condo-centric residential market, that has not spread – so far – into commercial