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Resort hotels offer an array of golf, social memberships By Martin Lenkowsky A previous installment of SFBW’s “Inside the Gates” series discussed top private residential clubs, but there are options for

Interim professionals can fill open positions during permanent replacement searches By Mark Viner In some sectors, we are at the lowest unemployment levels in about 50 years. Deciphering the exact percentages

By Gerry Czarnecki One of the most common standing board committees is the nominating and governance committee, yet its significance may be the least appreciated. As a practical matter, it

It all began with a big idea from businessman E.S. Peets in 1910: Why not host a flying exhibition in Miami? Most Miamians had never seen an “aeroplane,” much less seen

By Kevin Gale Steve Sadaka has given a lot more than a cup of sugar to neighbor Jason Taylor, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Junior Achievement of South Florida changes students’ lives with interactive business education By Keren Moros | Lead photo by Eduardo Schneider Like many fifth-graders, Zaidi Fearon wanted to be just

Flagler’s railroad opened Miami to visitors, residents With a $9.9 billion budget, the Florida Department of Transportation employs thousands of professionals whose mission is keeping people flowing in and around

One of the planet’s biggest companies is on track to go public in 2018. When it does, it could be worth more than twice as much as Apple. Even more

Why you can’t go wrong with these bank, financial services, and utility dividend stocks. You know how boring the healthiest food can sometimes be. It’s a similar case with dividends

Vince Signorello leads Florida East Coast Industries Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of interviews with CEOs who have served in the military. President and CEO Vincent

Precision medicine is going to be huge. Two stocks in particular — Illumina and Roche — provide investors a way to profit. What’s the next big thing coming for healthcare?

By Gerry Czarnecki Fundraising calls for what often is described as the “give-or-get” policy. The majority of boards have such a policy in place, so what should a board do