By: Brendan Meagher 2 min read December 2020 — The flexibility required of companies throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic revealed the comfort and capability of working from home to many employees. How that impacts the future of office space will be determined in the coming months as vaccines
Writer: Felipe Rivas 2 min read November 2020 —Single-purpose colleges are revamping and redesigning what it means to be a healthcare professional in the COVID-19 landscape. Glen Cornwall, dean of the Galen College of Nursing, shares his expert insight into the progress made when it comes to training great nursing
By: Brendan Meagher 2 Min read December 2020 — For those who call Miami-Dade home, the image of construction cranes lining the sky and the sound of Caterpillar equipment hard at work have become a part of everyday life. Even through the COVID-19 pandemic, construction on large-scale developments in Miami
Writer: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read November 2020 — After what has been an extraordinarily difficult year for the aviation industry, an uptick in travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday week is a welcome change of pace for airports and airlines alike. Three million Americans went through U.S. airports over
By: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read October 2020 — The rapid exodus of people from office settings into work from home environments in March 2020 was not something anyone could have accounted prior to the start of the pandemic. The forced transition from the office to the house has allowed
By: Sara Warden 2 Min read November 2020 — As a county that is situated in the heart of hurricane territory, Miami-Dade’s first responders are well-versed in dealing with crises. When COVID-19 struck, it was little surprise that the healthcare community quickly adapted and even innovated their way through the
By: Max Crampton-Thomas The heart and spine of the neighborhood, Water Street has been transformed into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly center of activity. (PRNewsfoto/Strategic Property Partners, LLC) 2 min read November 2020 — The state of today’s world lends itself to being hyper focused on personal wellness and well-being.
By: Beatrice Silva 3 min read October 2020 — COVID-19 quickly spun counties that rely heavily on tourism and hospitality into a flash recession. Due to a statewide emergency order, businesses were forced to close their doors and thousands of people in Orlando lost their jobs. Despite the challenges, the region
By: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 Min read October 2020 — It has been almost four years since the State of Florida passed Amendment 2, also known as the Florida Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative, and since then business has been booming. Despite only being legal since November 2016, the medical marijuana industry in Florida has quickly
By: Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read October 2020 —It’s been 16 long years but the Stanley Cup has made its way back to Tampa Bay. After a six-game battle with the Dallas Stars, the Tampa Bay Lightning were able to close out the NHL finals series with a dominant 2-0 performance. And
