For eight years Larry Rice was a certified mediator and provided conflict resolution skills for industry leaders. Today, as president of Johnson & Wales University North Miami Campus, he uses…
A great ballet company is judged by several achievements, including its number and quality of dancers, variety and quantity of the repertoire, national and global touring schedule and how often…
Condo rental rates in the downtown/Brickell area have largely stayed the same for six months, most brokers agree, but they cite a number of variables to watch going forward before…
Eric Mendelson didn’t know anything about the aerospace industry when he graduated from college and entered the working world. He and his brother were involved from an early age in…
County commissioners were scheduled this week to approve increasing funds by $10 million for a program to re-nourish Miami-Dade’s beaches and protect its shoreline. The legislation would reduce an allocation…
Members of the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust will integrate the public’s ideas into an evolving master plan for developing a new cultural center at the county-owned estate and grounds…
It hasn’t been long since Alice Bravo took the helm of Miami-Dade Transit but she’s already raising new ideas for an improved, well-used system. Ms. Bravo says her goals are…
When Rene Ruiz was a child growing up in Cuba among what he describes as a lot of misery, he escaped reality by going to old movies. Spotting Greta Garbo…
Not one of the 10 projects in line for portions of a $75 million Miami-Dade County economic development fund has met all criteria commissioners requested, but four have made requests…
Despite the dramatic swings of late in global stock prices and uncertainty over the effect this will have on US consumer confidence and spending, local bankers are optimistic South Florida’s…
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