Nearly 300 attendees celebrated at SFBW’s first HR Awards of Excellence on Feb. 25 at The Venue in Wilton Manors. The program was presented by Steven Douglas Associates, one of the nation’s leading boutique search and project-based professional services firms.
The gold sponsor was Third Level, and the silver sponsors were Willis Group, Jackson Lewis, Ultimate Software, MassMutual and Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Biographies of the winners and the list of finalists can be found in the March issue of SFBW or at SFBWmag.com.
Felix and Madeline Grucci with Danielle and Donna Butler.Lois Schlam, VP of human resources, planning and organizational development at the Chapman Partnership, celebrates winning the nonprofit and professional associations category.Steve Garber, founder and president of Third Level, gold sponsor of the awards.SFBW Chairman Gary Press and Alan Berger, vice president of human resources search at Steven Douglas Associates, present awards
Greg Sansum and Stacey Cohen.Maria Dume, Steve Thaker.Steve Kalisher, Jennifer Cobaugh and John HovnanianMichael, Lisa and Hillary Kaufman, Tayler Novick, Norm Baker, Josh Harden and Doug Simms.Nick Mirabal, Maria Dume, Michelle Adams and Aimee GonzalezAnthony Treglia and Shawn WoodenArt De La Nuez and Matt PittmanOlga, Jay and Lauren RombachMichele Friedlander, Melissa Aguilar, Erik Sussman, Grayson Owen and Allison Morgan.Tami Pascale and Alexa Slack
We asked Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Raymond Fort about their work with Newgard Development Group’s CEO Harvey Hernandez—and the very well-known principals of the Related Group: Jorge Perez and his sons, JP and Nick.
It hardly needs to be said that South Florida is the cruise capital of the world. PortMiami is the busiest passenger ship terminal in existence, the home port for 12 cruise lines and a port of call for 11 more. Part of the draw of sunbathing in South Pointe Park or sipping a sundowner at
Coke Florida has been recognized as a U.S. Best Managed Company for two consecutive years and was the first and only Coca-Cola bottler to receive this prestigious title in 2022.
Which South Florida city saw the most inbound moves? We keep hearing about Austin’s popularity, but apparently, Austin has nothing on Miami—and Texas is chasing Florida. We have the receipts.
