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GREAT PLACES AND SPACES

Merin Hunter Codman’s new look After being in the same space for 30 years, NAI Merin Hunter Codman’s leaders wanted to create a fresh work environment to invigorate and inspire

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Intracoastal Luxury

Paramount, the Four Seasons and Auberge are bringing a lot of attention to Fort Lauderdale Beach, but there’s another gem coming to the Intracoastal Waterway—SobelCo’s 321 at Water’s Edge. Prices

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Where it happens

Music star Pitbull is known as Mr. 305 and will soon have a restaurant and club to match his moniker. iLov305 will open this summer inside the Bon Air Hotel

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M&A wave in banking isn’t over

Don’t expect the wave of banking mergers to end anytime soon, says Frank Gonzalez, whose key roles at the accounting firm MBAF include leading the firm’s financial institutions practice. “I

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The Game of Disruption

Chief executives share insights on industry changes By Andrea Richard Disruption and change were at the top of mind for panelists at the Jan. 17 South Florida Executive Roundtable, a

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How to Create a Winning Sales Culture

By Greta Schulz Are your company’s sales dysfunctional? Do your other department heads feel that the sales department is a bunch of know-it-all backslappers who lunch and play golf all

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The right thing to do

By Stephen Garber We are inundated with opportunities to judge—who is right, who is wrong? Whether we think he or she did or didn’t. What did he know, and when

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Great Places and Spaces: Above it all

The 85-story Panorama is the tallest building in Miami at 868 feet, snatching the title from the four Seasons Hotel, which reigned at 789 feet. Panorama, the latest high-profile project

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Cutting-Edge Care

South Florida is making strides in new procedures and practices By Martin Lenkowsky A visit to a doctor’s office, hospital or any medical facility today might no longer resemble what

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Mental health app offers free counseling for Marjory Stoneman Douglas students

Mental health app LARKR is donating up to $50,000 in free therapy sessions over the next week for students involved or impacted by the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

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Screenshots from the LARKR app
Cantor helps families of Stoneman Douglas students

Debbi Ballard, an independent cantor, says she couldn’t just sit around watching the news after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, so she did something about it. Ballard,

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Cantor Debbi Ballard
Parkland business owner lost daughter in shooting

Business owner Fred Guttenberg of Parkland lost his daughter, Jaime, during the shooting rampage on Wednesday, according to a post on his Facebook page. “My heart is broken. Yesterday, Jennifer Bloom

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A photo of Jaime Guttenberg from her Facebook page