By Linda Janasz Mindful management may be the most effective tool to develop and keep satisfied and productive employees. A recent article from Harvard Business Review stated that practicing mindfulness
Setting a noble purpose for companies can avoid disaster By Kevin Gale If you are looking at what can go wrong with corporate values, look no further than Volkswagen. The
Bob Moss rises from humble beginnings to work on megaprojects from Disney World to Marlins Park Bob Moss has a 46-year career in the construction consulting and management field, playing
All-Star Nonprofit Awards winners announced More than 400 corporate executives, community leaders and members of the nonprofit sector attended Switchboard of Miami’s fourth-annual Katz Barron Squitero Faust All-Star Nonprofit Awards
By Darcie Lunsford Welcome to 2016. It should feel a lot like 2015. This year is forecast to deliver another solid performance for the commercial real estate sector. According to
The outlook for stocks is still positive, but don’t forget about alternative investments, says Gibraltar Private’s senior investment strategist Jonathan Hill Falling oil prices and stock market volatility were some
By Kevin Gale Companies that don’t pay attention to corporate governance of subsidiaries do so at their own peril. Just imagine somebody hijacking part of your company. Indeed, there have
By Gerry Czarnecki Why do you contribute to your favorite nonprofit or charity? If you are on the board of that organization, what drives you to be engaged? My guess is
By Chris Fleck MDLive, which is based in Sunrise, is disrupting conventional health care engagement for the benefit of patients, health care providers and even insurance companies. Before, when you
By Greta Schulz Are salespeople born or are they made? I hear this question a lot. The answer is: They are “made.” There are learned characteristics that help catapult success
