Monica Correa

Kevin Marino Cabrera got elected to the county commission last November and has made it his priority to streamline the process by which residents apply for permits, how the county works to update the sewer

Due to its proximity to Miami International Airport, Doral’s commercial and industrial real estate remains strong, as one of the most sought-after areas in Miami-Dade County. The Doral and airport sector, as of the second quarter

After the height of the post-pandemic technology sector relocation and expansion trend, Miami continues to attract tech firms and startups at a reduced level, still depending on local talent and business incentives. Technology has been a

Several new developments on the University of Miami’s Coral Gables campus are to open this year and in the upcoming years, all aimed at transforming education, research, and innovation as the university is approaching its

Yvette Ostolaza is a partner at Sidley Austin, one of the largest law firms in the world by revenue. She’s also chair of the management committee, member of the executive committee, and has spent almost

Manuel (Manny) Mencia is the new chairman of the board of the World Trade Center Miami, which promotes two-way trade for small and medium-sized companies into the global marketplace and is the oldest private sector

Carlos Rodriguez is founder, CEO and chairman of Driftwood Capital, a hospitality investment firm that has provided the foundation for development of hotels in South Florida and across the US, with more than $5 billion

Ongoing issues with traffic lights synchronization and traffic congestion along some of Miami Beach’s busiest corridors are concerning residents, as it appears there is not much the city can do. The North Shore District suffers a

Casey Steadman directs The Wolfsonian-FIU, a museum, library and research center with more than 200,000 items focused on art, artifacts and a rare collection of books and ephemera from 1850 to 1950, known as the

Next year’s spring break in Miami Beach may not look the same, as city officials said they will work the police and the business community to end spring break as we know it. After two people

As the University of Miami starts its journey to select a new dean for the Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School, which has gained recognition in national rankings, enrollments have increased and a brand-new

After an exhausting search for its new executive director, the Miami City Ballet selected Juan José Escalante, with more than 30 years leading some of the top ballet institutions across the nation. Mr. Escalante seeks to

Information technology and security management software company Kaseya has announced it will create 3,400 new tech jobs in three years, the largest tech job creation project in the county, along with a $16 million capital

Along with resolutions to try to mitigate Miami Beach traffic congestion, city officials are urging Miami-Dade County to expedite review of traffic light synchronization along major corridors including Collins Avenue, the MacArthur Causeway and Alton

Roni Avissar has been dean of the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science at the University of Miami since 2009, helping to elevate it into a modern hub of innovative research and education

“Less about landscaping, and more about commercial revitalization and added parking” is what residents of Miami Beach echoed at a meeting for the 41st Street Corridor Revitalization, as the city presented a final concept design

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Connie Kinnard, as head of the Multicultural Tourism and Development Department (MTDD) at the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, works with her team to connect the dots between culturally diverse businesses and attractions to

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An affordable housing development by Jewish Community Services on the grounds of a middle school in Miami Beach’s Washington Avenue has gained support from the City of Miami Beach and needs to continue negotiating with