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Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas

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Articles in August-Sept, 2002 issue of Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas

• City of Miami International Trade Board
• "Why Miami?" The answer is clear
  by David Bond
• FPL
• Miami and the FTAA
• Culture and language: for more than half a century cultural diversity has been a hallmark of Greater Miami. Today its population mix is a mirror of the Americas
• Media & entertainment: whether it's Latin music, magazine publishing, cable television, radio or advertising, Miami is at the epicenter of pan-regional media and entertainment for the Americas
• City of Miami
• Bank of America
• Brazilian Odyssey: from business capital to pleasure capital, a journey along the east coast of Brazil proves, once again, that South America's largest country is also among its most diverse tourist experiences
  by Scott Singer
• Trophy locations and brillantly designed buildings have leap frogged Boca Developers to the top of the South Florida market. How do they do it so well, so often?
• Greenberg traurig LLP
• Multinational presence; hundreds of US, European and Latin American multinationals maintain a presence in Greater Miami for one main reason: if you want to market across the Americas, it's the best place to be in the Hemisphere
• Miami, center of the world
• Communications
• Education: Miami is one of the perennial places where Latin Americans go for higher education. In the last decade, it has also become a center for advanced business degrees via programs that are geared—in Spanish—to executives
• Office of the Mayor Miami-Dade County
• International banking: with more than 40 international banking agencies, only New York can vie with Miami as a center for Latin America banking—in trade finance, private wealth management or investment services
• Livability
• Legal services: Miami is a neutral venue that "suits" business clients across the Americas. Beyond the city's army of bilingual lawyers, it is also becoming an important dispute-resolution center for the Americas
• 2002 Ad
  by J.P. Faber
• Hotel & meeting facilities
• Miami: the cross road for hemispheric growth; Gustavo Cisneros discusses with LatinCEO the competitive advantages of Miami to headquarter the Free Trade Area of the Americas
• The twin ports
• Vilar Duty
• Trade infrastructure
• Health care