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Articles in May, 2004 issue of South Florida CEO

• On the Edge
  by Barbara Perkins
• John Flynn: "the trickiest thing in this business is that most people operating fleets like this tend to act from experience, … without any empirical data. We have the data."
• Ardy Diercks: NBC-6 president and broadcast gypsy Ardy Diercks keeps her eye on the television ratings, using evolutionary changes to lure more viewers
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• The female factor
• Pacific National Ltd
• Building castles in the sky: from the sleepy motel row of just a few years back, Sunny Isles Beach is now transforming itself into a city of mega high-rises with a soaring tax base and a new influx of younger, far more affluent residents. The sky's the li
  by Richard Westlund
• Fantasy island: Kamalame Cay is one of those secret places in the Bahamas, a private island paradise where time is forgotten amidst sun, sand and personal luxuries
  by Susan Lewis
• Local celebs
• Fighting the duopoly: DHL has a long path ahead as it tries to make inroads into the US express delivery market. It will be fighting for market share from new headquarters in South Florida
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Phyllis Apple: Apple Organization CEO Phyllis Apple has a reputation for getting what she wants—which is press for her clients
  by Barbara Perkins
• The impact of the Miami Performing Arts Center: though still two years from completion, the Miami Performing Arts Center is already proving a boon for the arts community—and for the economy and revival of downtown Miami
  by Michael C. Hardy
• Fossil Inc
• Adrienne Arsht: since moving to Miami a decade ago, TotalBank chairman Adrienne Arsht has helped grow her bank into an institution to be reckoned with. It is her bridge-building and business matchmaking skills, however, and her agenda to help advance soci
  by Charles Flowers
• Power clicks
• Brand building
  by Barbara Perkins
• Walls of fire: Cyberguard's heavy-duty firewall software keeps hackers out. But when the SEC got in—with an accounting probe—it really tested the firm's mettle
  by Chris Negelein
• Evangelin Gouletas: even in an industry where being a woman is an anomaly, there is nothing standard issue about Evangeline Gouletas, Brickell's hot developer of the moment
  by J.P. Faber
• International erosion
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Privately held local condo converter Crescent Heights is buying the 1,300-unit Mirador in Miami Beach from Virginia-based Charles E. Smith Residential Realty for $190 million
• New developments
• Spa for a day: the stress-busting relief that a spa provides doesn't necessarily require a weekend stay. Here are two alternatives that offer same-day, efficient treatments
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Who ya gonna call?
• The female factor: until the last few decades, women in the US had been largely absent from the executive suite. That is changing fast, and South Florida, accustomed to diversity, is among the most rapidly progressing areas
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Fido friendly
  by Barbara Perkins
• On the waterfront
  by Barbara Perkins
• The Lionstone Group
• Beverly Raphael: one industry with an obvious male bias is construction. But that didn't stop Beverly Raphael, CEO of RCC Associates, from more than tripling her building firm's revenues since taking over six years ago
  by Robyn A. Friedman
• Wireless telephony
• Introduction
• Take two
  by Barbara Perkins
• The Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund, along with partner Pantheon Properties, has purchased Beacon CyberPort from the Codina Group and Prudential for $45.5 million
• Mayor Q & A: an interview with Mayor Norman S. Edelcup
• Low rise luxury
  by Barbara Perkins