As SFBW counts down the days to the Apogee Awards celebration on Oct. 21 at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale, we’ll have biographies about the winners in each
Countdown to the Apogee Awards: Wallace, Vargas-Menoud, Lebersfeld honored as CMOs
Van Grinsven resigns as CEO of Cancer Treament Centers of America
The company said van Grinsven was departing to pursue other interests. Van Grinsven, who was profiled in an August cover story in SFBW, had extensive experience in the hospitality field
Countdown to the Apogee Awards: Wiggan, McCoy, Rutherford honored as top HR Executives
SFBW has been counting down the days to the Apogee Awards celebration on Oct. 21 at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale, with biographies about the winners in each
The Millennial Issue
Welcome to the first themed issue of SFBW, which focuses on the millennial generation. What is a millennial? The age bracket is somewhat loosely defined. One definition is they came
10 Takeaways
South Florida is becoming the victim of its own success when it comes to traffic. Miami last year went from 11th to 7th in TomTom’s ranking of the most congested
The Relentless Millennial
Looking for a high achiever in the millennial generation? Meet Yamal Yidios. Since founding Ytech International 10 years ago, he has invested in, developed and redeveloped over 7,000 housing units
Dream Developers
Successfully riding the boom and bust cycles of ultra-luxury residential real estate in South Florida is a trick that L&H Partners performs masterfully. Now, they are riding the crest of
Venturing Forth
The concept for SFBW’s millennial issue grew out of a discussion with David O. Norsoph, Tomer L. Alcalay and Eric S. Orner, who launched Norsoph, Alcalay & Orner LLP (NAO
The New Cool Kid in Town
When a new neighborhood starts gaining attention, it’s often due to a combination of purposeful planning and fortuity. In the case of Flagler Village in downtown Fort Lauderdale, the rise
Dive into dividends
Walter C. Bean says he gets distressed when he reads investors shouldn’t spend more than four percent of their portfolio or they’ll run out of money. He’s come up with