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?
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
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
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
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
Premier Developers held a rooftop party on May 25 to celebrate its Riva condominium hitting the vertical stage of construction along Fort Lauderdale’s Middle River. Several hundred attendees partied atop
Broward College is launching a business accelerator at its downtown Fort Lauderdale campus on Las Olas Boulevard. The accelerator will be led by Don Cook, who was previously chief marketing
Brickell City Centre developer Swire Properties has land for a major project in Fort Lauderdale across the street from the Brightline high-speed rail station. Stephen Owens, president of Swire’s U.S.
Motivational speaker Mel Robbins is known for appearances on CNN, but getting into the field was a total fluke. She also had an embarrassing moment with Donald Trump when
By Nick Sortal “I think a very big part of being an entrepreneur is diversification,” says 29-year-old Jason Mercier. His main source of income? Not the stock market. Not real
By Chris Fleck For the past two months, I have left my laptop in the office and used only my iPad Pro for mobile work. On my desk, I still