Building a brand is difficult – there are many mistakes you can make along the way. Whether your brand is a couple years old or a couple months old, everyone
Branding Mistakes to Avoid
Wanna buy a $139 million home?
Le Palais Royal is being proclaimed the most expensive U.S. residential listing at $139 million. The more than 60,000-square-foot, French-inspired Beaux Arts mansion is along the Atlantic Ocean in Hillsboro
TigerDirect concept takes the complexity out of home automation
Home automation can be a confusing subject for shoppers with complex systems often poorly displayed and explained. TigerDirect of Miami is changing that. The company’s Aventura store has been completely
The Power of People, Culture and Innovation
I’ve interviewed hundreds of CEOs over the last three decades, but I have to say Gerard van Grinsven of Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA), who is on this issue’s
Goodwill Job Creating
About 19 years ago, David Landsberg joined the board of Goodwill South Florida when the non-profit started inserting advertising flyers into the Miami Herald. Now, he’s adapted to leading Goodwill
Mega Hotel
The Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter Hotel & Expo Center will be a new chapter for the city: It will be the first combination five-star hotel and major conference center for
Z factor
Jordan Zimmerman is perched atop the advertising world in South Florida with a No. 1 ranked agency that reports more than $3 billion in client media purchases annually. Zimmerman is celebrating
The Transformer
Gerard van Grinsven has gone from serving up drinks as a bartender to serving up innovation as a CEO in health care. Sounds incongruous? The career thread for the current
An inside view of CTCA’s southeastern U.S. hospital
Sharon Craig says she was told to get her affairs in order because she had stage 4 uterine cancer. Her mother suggested she look into Cancer Treatment Centers of America.
Jewel on the River
The Broward Center for the Performing Arts has hit the third and final act of a $58 million expansion and renovation – even more than the center’s original $56 million