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
By Jim Fried I just love doing my radio show. It is pure self-actualization. I’ve been able to find my authentic self, which is on display every time I go
By Jim Fried I just love doing my radio show. It is pure self-actualization. I’ve been able to find my authentic self, which is on display every time I go
By Steve Garber I’m going to start by breaking the rules of positive motivation by sharing some negative statistics: Did you know that 40 percent of Americans make New Year’s resolutions,
By Julie Neitzel As we embark on the new year, it is important to set resolutions and goals to which we will direct our energies. The family office team, through
by Linda Janasz Mindfulness meditation, the ancient practice of focusing the mind and increasing nonjudgmental present awareness, has made its way into the business community. Individuals and corporations are embracing
History says railroads are the track to a developed Florida. Henry Flagler, a partner at Standard Oil Co., was delighted by Florida’s warm weather and scenery when he first visited
