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
The Transformer
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
End of Prohibition
Florida is holding its breath (but not yet inhaling) as the next month draws closer. It is not in breathless anticipation of relatives coming for Thanksgiving. With a vote on
Fried on Business
One of the regular guests on my Fried on Business radio show is Carlos Rosso, president of the Related Group. He combines an incredible real estate vision with an extraordinarily
There’s a CEO in the house
Dr. Nabil El Sanadi has had an interesting life journey, starting with being born to parents in Egypt who were part of the minority Coptic Christian faith. During our CEO
Perla Lichi: Global Businesswoman
Many know Perla Lichi as a brand – a trademark opulent style and famed moniker in the South Florida design community. But, Perla Lichi the businesswoman offers entrepreneurial inspiration on
Touchy subject
If you want to stop conversation among technology employers, ask about President Obama’s executive action on immigration. If it withstands various legal challenges, his move would likely help their hiring
The payoff for hard work
If there’s a theme for this issue, it’s sacrifice and persistence. It starts with our cover story on Jordan Zimmerman of Zimmerman Advertising. He sacrificed by living on his parents”
Big Names, Big Projects
The 183-acre site near Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami may have a tortured history, but the final result looks like a model for modern urban planning. The Soffer family’s Turnberry