Publisher’s Letter

I’m not sure there’s anything more refreshing after a day’s work than snipping a few mint leaves from the backyard garden and then adding some rum, sugar and fresh lime

Interviewing Jorge Gonzalez about the continuing success of City National Bank of Florida prompted me to reflect on how banking has been one of the challenging businesses in South Florida

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”

So how does JM Lexus stay on top as the No. 1 Lexus dealer nationally? President Jim Dunn, who is on this issue’s cover, says continually examining the way things

Here’s a stunning fact about today’s hyper-connected world: An estimated 30 percent of Americans aren’t connected to the Internet. This digital divide has a major impact on education and ultimately

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

I was walking around the exhibitions at eMerge Americas when I encountered the virtual reality world created by Mary Spio.  Putting on a pair of VR goggles, I was transported

When I was about 10 years old, a marketing campaign targeted women with the slogan, “You’ve come a Long Way, Baby.”  Unfortunately, 46 years later, it seems businesses still have

One of the great things about South Florida is the dozens of unique cities and communities that help give it a sense of place.  This month we feature Boca Raton

If there’s a major theme in this issue, it’s all about overcoming obstacles.  Cover subject Gil Dezer and his family faced 900 condo unit buyers wanting to walk away during

If you are looking for the leaders of cutting-edge developments in South Florida, we have an abundance in this issue.  One of the hottest trends in South Florida is developers

President Barack Obama has cleared the way for U.S. businesses to do more business in Cuba, which prompted this cover’s illustration about whether the U.S. trade embargo is springing some