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 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

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

Setting a noble purpose for companies can avoid disaster By Kevin Gale If you are looking at what can go wrong with corporate values, look no further than Volkswagen. The

New Heights for the Heat By Angela Caraway-Carlton | DowntownPhoto/Fort Lauderdale Ask Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside what he likes to do when he’s not on the basketball court and

The Bristol promises to be a modern take on luxury condo living By Leslie Kraft Burke The Bristol, one of the newest condo buildings set to be built in West

How Marlene Mitchell Gordon went from poverty in rural Jamaica to the top legal position at Bacardi North America By Joseph A. Mann Jr. Marlene Mitchell Gordon grew up in

By JULIE KAY Two years ago, Greg Singleton, president of Metro Development Group, a major Florida residential developer, heard about Crystal Lagoons and was intrigued. Then, he saw photos of

Al Young has a big job as the leader of the South Florida Ford Dealership board. It’s a competitive car market here, and he’s working tirelessly to carve out Ford’s

Bob Moss has a 46-year career in the construction consulting and management field, playing key leadership roles at Centex before founding Moss & Associates in 2004. Since moving to Florida

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, but only

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