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By Greta Schulz CEOs often discover recent hires can’t meet sales quotas despite presenting stellar resumes during the interview. Improperly vetting employee candidates on sales acumen has been a problem

Prominent banker, attorney win fights with SEC, class-action attorneys By Kevin Gale | Photography by Downtown Photo When the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission brings a civil case, most companies

Grove Bank has a rich history, but it’s focused on the future By Kevin Gale Grove Bank & Trust saved the University of Miami early in its history, but it

Action park targets corporate and family markets By Kevin Gale | Photography by Larry Wood If you are looking for a fun venue for team building, Xtreme Action Park awaits.

It’s just another day of innovation for these panelists By Andrea Richard Heart surgery as an outpatient procedure? That’s an example of the type of change and innovation panelists at

By Greta Schulz Earlier this year, New York became the first state to offer free tuition to two- and four-year colleges for middle-class students. Understanding that there are certainly positives

By Stephen Garber Emotional triggers—what we at Third Level like to call your hot buttons—are a part of everyone’s emotional fabric. They are natural responses to upsetting or painful experiences.

By Darcie Lunsford Experts and historical data aside, no one really has a crystal ball for timing the real estate market. And, arguably, in the President Trump era, with the

 David Bennett expects his team to exhibit superpowers By Kevin Gale David Bennett initially was given mundane tasks such as swapping out computer tapes at his father’s tech company, but

The Brightline high-speed rail service marked another milestone on Tuesday with tours of its station in West Palm Beach. The station near Clematis Street will be the northern terminus for

Retired soccer super star David Beckham is reportedly ready to buy the last three acres needed to complete his nine-acre stadium site, which made me interested in exactly where it

Banker Alan Levan’s determination to fight the Securities and Exchange Commission paid off on Monday when a federal jury rejected all of the remaining civil fraud claims against him. The case