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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

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.

The Way of The World By Stephen Garber The old days are gone. Middle-aged white men (like me) cannot be simply granted—or assume—the role of leading businesses, politics or organizations

Hometown NFL hero Dan Marino is stepping into the spirits game. He recently became a partner with Rock N Roll Tequila, a Delray Beach-based venture that is working with the Republic National

By Martin Lenkowsky The winds of change have come to this year’s Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, and organizers predict it’ll be a change for the better. While the Marine

By Kevin Gale Charlie McCurdy is in a key position to help mold the future of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show as president and CEO of the global exhibitions

Organizations partner to combat childhood trauma By Martin Lenkowsky Little 5-year-old Johnny’s home life could some day affect his future performance in the working world. The Center for Child Counseling,

By Martin Lenkowsky If the prestigious Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show can be called the “Super Bowl of boat shows,” perhaps South Florida’s entire marine industry can add baseball’s World

By Martin Lenkowsky Bahia Mar developer Jimmy Tate says the $7.5 million renovation project at the marina and resort property will be ready in time for this year’s Fort Lauderdale

By Andrea Richard With the recent heated protests across the United States —the violent demonstrations and shootings in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the contentious disputes on what to do with the