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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2005 issue of South Florida CEO

• Mondrian
• 20 years of economic development
• Skyline at Mary Brickell Village
• By the numbers: accounting firm Kaufman, Rossin & Co. is benefiting from companies' rush to comply with new federal guidelines meant to avert another Enron debacle
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Space ample, affordable: commercial vancacy rates in the mid-teens and steady rental rates mean space competitiveness
  by Mike Seemuth
• Florida Memorial College
  by Barbara Perkins
• The Marquis
• Hollywood Station
• Bug off
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Raul Mateu, 35
• First in line: companies from every industry take advantage of a confluence of high-speed data, voice lines
  by Richard Westlund
• William A. Graham
  by Barbara Perkins
• Paramount Bay
• Click your heels
  by William Plasencia
• Classic revival: music veterans pick up the pieces where the former Florida Philharmonic orchestra left off, and try to bring about an orchestral renaissance
  by Jennifer LeClaire
• Banks go deep: industry consolidation is leading to more branches and greater expertise, services
  by Mike Seemuth
• Opera Place
• Miami-Dade's Public Schools need financial reform: the advisory board is now getting on track, but pressure still needs to be exerted
  by Edward W. Easton
• Ernesto Casal, 34
• Services soar: businesses in every industry draw support from multilingual firms with international experience
  by Richard Westlund
• Cordis Corporation
  by Barbara Perkins
• George M. Burgess
• BAP/GGM Development
• Carlos F. Garcia, 34
• 'No' is not an option
  by Barbara Perkins
• Midtown's money man: the lead partner of one of Miami's largest residential real estate development project, Midtown Equities' Joe Cayre, has kept a low profile, until now
  by Mike Seemuth
• It's still international: but that means far more than Latin America
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• The Miami Herald Publishing Co
  by Barbara Perkins
• Four Seasons Residences Miami
• The Greenfield Group, and its Greenfield Properties Inc. unit, named George B. Ligeti
• Move aside: New York real estate brokerage firm Douglas Elliman hopes to dominate in South Florida, but is it underestimating the competition?
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Glitter on the screen: Miami-Dade's multi-cultural workforce, vast production facilities and good climate are boosting interest from the entertainment industry
  by Mamie Ward
• AXA Advisors
  by Barbara Perkins
• Tampa Cargo SA
• Wines to watch: wine consumers worldwide enjoyed another banner season of production for wine grapes. This year's wines to watch come from all corners of the globe
  by Rick Garced
• Infinity at Brickell
• Trump Grande Ocean Resort and Residences
• Retired Coast Guard Rear Adm. Jay Carmichael
• Names & faces: fundraising for Miami Children's Hospital and Voices for Children, and fun times for art lovers and designers
• Big deals
• David Falor
• Moving on up: from affordable housing to luxury high-rise condos, the Cornerstone Group forges a diverse set of projects from Palm Beach to Miami-Dade
  by Jennifer LeClaire
• Disembarking to the world: international cargo shippers and corporate executives see Miami-Dade as a nexus of travel
  by Doreen Hemlock
• Upping the ante: a surge in upscale hotels gives Miami-Dade a leg up on the convention and corporate meetings market
  by Rowland Stiteler
• Kraft Foods Latin America
  by Barbara Perkins
• Florida law firm Broad and Cassel acquired Fort Lauderdale-based Gillespie & Goldman PA, including founding partners John Gillespie and Peter Goldman
• Carnival Cruise Lines
  by Barbara Perkins
• Terremark Worldwide Inc
• Avenue
• A sure thing: Norman's in Coral Gables serves up simple elegance
  by Barbara Perkins
• Navigating Miami's growth: for shippers and cruise lines alike, Miami's seaport is the strategic gateway to the Americas
  by Doreen Hemlock
• Alfredo Mesa
• The Lexi
• Continuum on South Beach
• Joseph Bailey, a former National Football League and Dallas Cowboys executive
• Trading up: Foreign trade zone complex Miami Free Zone caters to a niche market, but will free trade agreements threaten its business?
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Residential real estate round table: the boom times are upon us but for how much longer and who will be able to afford to live in South Florida? A special report
• Colleges spurring innovation: universities and colleges feed the area's increasing need for high-skills labor while blazing innovative trails for commercial application
  by Richard Westlund
• Amedex Insurance Group
  by Barbara Perkins
• Parrot Jungle
• Liquid assets
  by Barbara Perkins