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Remembering Wayne

Back in the 1980s, videocassettes were starting to become a big thing, but they had a bit of a seedy image because one of the first business adopters was the

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The List: General Contractors

Kast Construction ranks first in 2017 contracts awarded Compiled by Gilberto Medina, Research Director Kast Construction ranks first on SFBW’s list of South Florida companies based on its $555.57 million

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Constructive Conversation

Industry is booming, but faces challenges By Andrea Richard In March, SFBW hosted a roundtable breakfast with some of the region’s prominent general contractors in building construction. Participants in the

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Gala Celebration: 2018 Excellence in Human Resource Awards

The ballroom was packed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Deerfield Beach for SFBW’s third annual HR awards celebration. The crowd was on their feet and dancing as singer Alexander Star

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Immigrant success stories

Amid all the debate about immigration into the United States, two of the subjects of articles in this issue remind us how immigrants can turn into powerful leaders and grow

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It’s Time for Change

In an op-ed piece recently published in The Atlantic, Heather Sher, a radiologist affiliated with hospitals in the Broward Health system, wrote about working in the trauma center on Feb.

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Businesses, wealthy contributors wade into gun debate

By Kevin Gale Businesses often are cautious about wading into controversial subjects, but that could be changing when it comes to gun laws in the aftermath of the shooting at

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Madalyn ‘Mady’ Snyder

The 17-year-old junior, who moved to Coral Springs from Georgia last June, won’t be returning to Stoneman Douglas—and this is why As told to Andrea Richard | illustration by Mady

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Parkland Cares

The executive team at Debt.com launches a crisis-counseling initiative for MSD students and families By Kevin Kaminski Like so many others around the country, Howard Dvorkin watched the events of

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HR as a key to success

The unemployment rate is low, so the need for outstanding HR leaders is high. Getting talent goes far beyond an attractive compensation package these days, whether it’s for seasoned executives

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The Honorees

Accounting Debra McCullough Chief Human Resources Officer Keefe McCullough McCullough has directed HR functions at Keefe McCullough since 2013. Before joining KMc, she was vice president of HR at Magellan

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Turmoil at Broward Health

The so-called First Law of Holes says that if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Unfortunately, Broward Health has found itself digging deeper into an ethical hole, which

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