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Barney T. Bishop, III "Tallahassee matters: why it pays for businesses to keep an eye on what happens when Florida government is in session". South Florida CEO. FindArticles.com. 08 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0OQD/is_5_9/ai_n14790728/

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Articles in June, 2005 issue of South Florida CEO

• Economic indicators
• Tourism
• State of the ports
• Home Sales
• Employment
• Brien Kennedy
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Brookwood Coral Gables Investors
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Next gen: our ongoing, monthly look at future South Florida leaders
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Dialing for a second chance: Supra CEO Kenneth Meister eyes expansion after emerging from a messy bankruptcy
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Need for tech-savvy workforce grows in South Florida. Critics fear Florida education system lagging
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Science friction: the launch of Scripps Florida: to look at how the future will shape, and be shaped by, the Scripps Research Institute in South Florida, one needs to look at the past and the present day in San Diego
  by Mike Seemuth
• Steve Odland
  by Rochelle Broder Singer
• Creative approach to growth. Professionals within South Florida's arts communities have been ignoring county lines in pursuit of mutual success
  by Amy Drew Thompson
• The state of women on Florida's corporate boards: despite decades of advancements, women are still largely unrepresented in the upper ranks of corporate governance. A groundbreaking new study demonstrates just how far Florida has to go
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Jamie Yarrow
• A high-density future will require a regional approach to everything from land use to transportation
  by Richard Westlund
• Technology without boundaries. Early on, the industry recognized the importance of a regional approach to everything from marketing to education reforms
  by Carrie Ann Perez
• Cats meow: overseas partners and an active Internet presence lead to a big sales boost at Catamaran Co
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Montreal-based Ivanhoe Cambridge
  by Jaime Hernandez
• David Sheir
• PMG Collins LLC
  by Jaime Hernandez
• High demand, volume pose challenges to the region's ports, but creative trade businesses use a multi-port approach
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Power clicks
• Not sweet enough
• John Rolfs
• Eating on the edge
  by Barbara Perkins
• Cattle call
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Harry R. Darling
• Regionalism: for many businesses, it's the clear path. More government cooperation is the next step. As the South Florida economy advances into the 21st century, political boundaries are losing their meaning. Why leaders in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Be
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Non-traditional Italian
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• On fire: General Tobacco is paying millions of dollars to immunize itself from class-action lawsuits, now it anticipates launching a premium brand
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Enough to go around cooperating for major events while competing for others has garnered record tourism numbers
  by Rowland Stiteler
• Gusman hopes: will new developments in downtown Miami be a boost for attendance?
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Bubbledom
  by William Plasencia
• Miami-based Hudson Capital HFF
  by Jaime Hernandez
• A sixth sense for matchmaking: public relations executive Julie Silver turned a talent for finding love into a passionate hobby
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Yes to art, no to food court
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Next gen: our ongoing, monthly look at future South Florida leaders
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Pay for play: Mark Nerenhausen's mission was to bring more management savvy to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Now he pounds the pavement to show companies how to stretch sponsorship dollars and donations for maximum effect and exposure
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Commercial Real Estate
• Banks eye high-rise projects, customers as local competition gets fierce, even across county lines
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Delay of regionalism could be costly. Savvier competition from other regions means South Florida must act quickly
  by Kalen Holliday
• Next gen: our ongoing, monthly look at future South Florida leaders
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Scripps inspires regional cooperation. Another marquee name in the region is bringing in new firms
  by Mike Seemuth
• CEO reception: Lloyd's
• Tallahassee matters: why it pays for businesses to keep an eye on what happens when Florida government is in session
  by Barney T. Bishop, III
• Angela Gittens
• Golf for the ages: destination: the Open Championship
  by Valerie Nahmad