How to interpret the volatility at the beginning of 2016 If investors were hoping to put the stock market volatility of 2015 behind them, they were undoubtedly disappointed to see
An Ugly Start
High Times for High Buildings
It was the summer of 1929 and Miami was buzzing with the extravagance of the Roaring ’20s economy. New innovators and business types had freshly relocated to the city after
The Power of Teams
By Steve Garber What do we really do on our own? Very little, if anything, at all! Your family is a team. Your medical care is a team. Your business
CCIM Conference Has Upbeat Outlook
By Jim Fried This month, we did a remote broadcast live from the 10th-annual CCIM Outlook Conference in Miami, which was attended by real estate businesspeople from all over the
Five Things Every CEO Needs to Know
By Greta Schulz CEOs today are in a quagmire. Because sales continue to be tougher than they used to be, they find themselves running their businesses and making CEO decisions,
Consumer tech from CES 2016 is heading to an office near you
By Chris Fleck Aside from drones, hoverboards and 3-D TVs, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show had a number of new technologies that are likely to show up at the workplace
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
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
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
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