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How students, entrepreneurs are gaining in-demand skills By Martin Lenkowsky The skills gap is a major problem amid a tight labor market. Businesses struggle to find graduates with the right

Kathryn Harper realizes an entrepreneurial dream with the touch of a Loji By Kevin Kaminski Long before Apple made a business decision that paved the way for Kathryn Harper’s game-changing

Powered By LiveWell 1440 By Andrea Richard | Photography by Patrick Clinton SFBW hosted a law panel with lawyers representing different areas of practice. In conjunction with the law list,

By Greta Schulz If you are in business, you have received probably hundreds—if not thousands—of business cards over the years. Are they important? Yes … and no. For the purpose

How Junior Achievement of South Florida empowers the future’s workforce By Andrea Richard Eight years ago, student Stefano Selorio began his professional journey, thanks to Junior Achievement of South Florida.

Research, new techniques improve results By Martin Lenkowsky Implanting devices in the brain to reduce the effects of Parkinson’s disease, making life-saving tourniquets available to average people, and educating students

Corporate leaders share insights and advice from the C-suite By Andrea Richard Recruitment, corporate culture and the multigenerational workforce were the top topics discussed at the March 13 Executive Roundtable,

By Stephen Garber “When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary …” — opening line of the U.S. Declaration of Independence It has become painfully necessary for us

Auberge Amenities Amenities are one reason The Related Group’s Auberge Beach Residences in Fort Lauderdale has sold 97 percent of its north tower, which will be completed this spring, and

By Kevin Gale If you wonder what’s fueling the real estate growth in South Florida, look no further than the number of people moving here. South Florida grew by 65,000

By Andrea Richard Innovation starts with an organization’s culture and its people, according to panelists at the February South Florida Executive Roundtable. “I think it starts with hiring. If you

If Not Now, When? By Stephen Garber In ways small and large, I love my country. I love Florida. I love South Florida, and I love my beautiful neighborhood. My