Entrepreneurs & Business Strategy

The developer brothers Wayne Hollo and Jerome Hollo, sons of the legendary real estate figure Tibor Hollo, are educated, seasoned and they possess rare expertise. They also don’t mince words;

When Chad Moss, co-founder of the construction management company Moss & Associates, announced the launch of a new business venture, the Fort Lauderdale-based Moss Family Office Worldwide, the move reflected

Eat Me Guilt Free, a health-focused line of bread, brownies, snacks and tortilla wraps, recently launched its 2022 “You Glow Girl” grant program to help empower business leaders. The program

While millions of people around the country dream of having a patent for something they have created, only about half of the hundreds of thousands of applicants are awarded one

As the craft beer market exploded during the last 10 years, creating an abundance of breweries and copious amounts of flavors, Kevin Thomas, CEO of 3 Mavins beer, saw a middle

A stellar education and consulting career led Josh Leibowitz to the pinnacle of the cruise industry. But it took more than brains and achievement to emerge as the president of

The first two things you realize about Bruce Turkel when you meet him is that he’s haimish—one of those nearly untranslatable Yiddish words that means a mixture of warmth, familiarity

City Furniture (CITY) recently released its 2021 Corporate Social Responsibility Report (CSR) and 2022 Goals to detail the furniture and mattress retailer’s efforts to enhance worker safety, provide resources to

“I get to play the role of historian and also visionary in this life,” says Boca Raton-based Pete Martinez, chairman and CEO of the Sivotec family of companies, which are

After a brief stint in nightlife, and then as a residential “broker to the stars,” in 2005, Tony Cho started his own commercial brokerage, Metro 1. The subsequent downturns put

As remote work increases along with the price of leasing office buildings, Office Edge in South Florida caters to businesses looking for more than just a place to rent working space.

Though barely out of high school, Elan Savir believed he had something to prove to his family and friends: That the native of Israel, who was raised mostly in New