Week of December 19, 2002    
New leadership on the way for Florida's free trade initiatives
Jet manufacturer wants to build plant in Opa-locka; seeks temporary office space, tax incentives
Lack of cooperation kills South Florida's tele-health progress
InternetCoast marketing South Florida to world to lure high-tech business
Shortfall in federal transportation funds imperils large-scale local, state projects
Newborn Century Bank doubles assets, plans more branches in 2003
Miami's downtown authority looks to Virginia planner as new director

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CONVENTIONS

Tuesday 12/19

READING CONFERENCE
   The Annual National Reading Conference will be held through Dec. 14 at the Hotel Inter-Continental, 100 Chopin Plaza, Miami. Estimated attendance: 800. Details: (305) 577-1000.
VENTURE CAPITAL CONFERENCE
   Venture capitalists, investment bankers and private equity investors will meet at the 12th annual Florida Venture Conference Jan. 15-16. Conference features guest speakers Dennis J. Shaughnessy and David Neelman. The event takes place at the Wyndham Palace Resort & Spa in Orlando. Conference fees are $449 per person before Dec. 31 and $499 thereafter. Details: (305) 446-5060.

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