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The Attitude of Gratitude By Stephen Garber To paraphrase author Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Don’t say things. What you are stands over you the while, and thunders so that I cannot

One River Point KAR Properties is poised to make a major statement with One River Point, which will have two 60-story towers rising 800 feet above the Miami River and

National accounting firm is bullish on South Florida By Kevin Gale South Florida is keen to build out its financial services infrastructure by attracting hedge funds, private equity firms and

Wondering what the impact of the new tax cuts and tax reform are when it comes to real estate? Brenda Muller, the Florida division manger of Asset Preservation Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, sent

Challenges abound for medical marijuana businesses By Kevin Gale The expansion of medical cannabis in Florida presents many opportunities, but enacting it has been a cumbersome process with lots of

Clorox executive, aviation leaders provide insights Clorox has a well-established brand, but it’s keenly focused on changes in the consumer market in the era of Amazon. “The issue is, the

By Greta Schulz It’s December, and Jessica is making calls to potential clients to fill her appointment calendar. She has spoken to lots of people and, when one shows a

By Stephen Garber You lead your organization. You have many stakeholders, people you serve, people you rely on. One question we love to ask is, “Who comes first?” A lot

Hundreds of highly successful business owners descended on the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort and Spa in October for EO Nerve 2017. The event involved members of the Entrepreneurs

Informa makes impact with boat show By Andrea Richard and Kevin Gale Barnum & Bailey had the “Greatest Show on Earth.” Fort Lauderdale has “The Best Show on H2O,” in

By Nick Sortal The current hotel at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is 12 floors, which is small by Las Vegas standards but large enough to tower metaphorically

By Greta Schulz Business leadership is different from what is often perceived. Most leaders are managers in disguise. Here’s an example: Sarah was excited to be promoted to sales director.