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| SFBW Staff

► Ben Asen, former CEO of Lehman Brothers, opened a new office for Matrix Private Capital Group in West Palm Beach.

► CenterState Bank closed on the $2 million financing of Boynton Industrial.

► JFK Medical Center paid $11.25 million for a nearby medical office building in Boynton Beach.

► The Titus Center for Franchising opened at Palm Beach Atlantic University.

► Lesser Lesser Landy & Smith expanded and opened a new office in Wellington.

► Mortgage loan firm NP opened a new branch in Delray Beach, under the name Mortgage of Florida.

► Boca Raton’s Meridian Capital Group arranged the $12.5 million financing for the purchase of the Plantation Pointe shopping center in Plantation.

► U.S. News & World Report honored West Palm Beach’s MorseLife Health System as a top nursing home.

► Boca Raton’s society stakeholders raised $125,000 for nonprofits at the third annual Boca Raton Mayors Ball.

► Florida Atlantic University’s Tech Runway presented Maverick Awards to Arnold L. Cohen, Ryan Cohen and Philip Voluck, and celebrated the success of 52 affiliated ventures.

► Bob Carter of Toyota North America will be awarded the National Automotive Lifetime Achievement Award at the 12th annual Boca Raton Concours d’ Elegance in February. 

► Hurricane BTW, a new fast-casual restaurant franchise from Hurricane Grill & Wings, opened its first West Palm Beach location.

► Mercury Capital Advisors opened a new office in Palm Beach Gardens, led by Robert Silvani.

► Driftwood Acquisitions million Canopy by Hilton in downtown West Palm Beach.

► The Boca Raton Museum of Art is planning a $1.5 million renovation for new landscape and architecture led by Glavovic Studio and Studio Roberto Rovira.
► Don McKenna is the new CEO of Jupiter Medical Center.

► The Economic Council of Palm Beach County named Michele Jacobs chief strategy officer.
► Jupiter-based Jenoptik Optical Systems is expanding its manufacturing operations with a new cleanroom.

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