Kevin Gale

What Miami needs to succeed as a tech hub  Miami is in the first couple of years of a 20-year cycle in emerging as a hub for technology investing, according

With real estate development booming once again in South Florida, the need has never been greater for top land use legal talent. To meet and exceed the needs of entrepreneurial

Market Outlook Look for some blog reports today from the Marcus & Millichap and Institutional Property Advisors seminar at FIU’s North Campus. First speaker was Al Pontius, Senior Vice President,

The cost of land and projects were a hot topic in a panel discussion about the State of the Market: Southeast Florida at a day long real estate seminar at

To paraphrase the late Sen. Everett Dirksen: A billion dollar project here, a billion dollar there and pretty soon you’re talking about a booming real estate market. That’s what makes

Baty is a principal in Fort Lauderdale with Hamilton Lane, which manages the $500 million Florida Growth Fund. The fund was created in 2009 to invest up to 1.5 percent

There’s a big trend of talent from the Northeast flowing into South Florida, but attorney Michael W. Moskowitz is ahead of the curve by 35 years. He was a federal

Zimmerman gets Horatio Alger Award The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans has announced that Jordan Zimmerman, founder and chairman of Zimmerman Advertising, is one of its 2015 honorees. The

Celebrating the Pinnacle Welcome to the inaugural Apogee Awards, a tribute to the success of twenty-four C-level executives throughout South Florida. The region has many business awards programs, but this

The mentoring program developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is landing in South Florida. Amid South Florida’s growing entrepreneurial scene, Florida Atlantic University’s 27,000-square-foot Tech Runway is unique by

Veteran recruiting and staffing expert Mitch Kramer says there’s almost a double whammy for employers these days. Many got used to minimal raises and bonuses during the recession, but now

Ronald L. Book is a civic and charitable leader who is ranked as the state’s top lobbyist by Sunshine State News Service with his three-member firm earning $5.6 million in