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Articles in June, 2004 issue of South Florida CEO

• Economic indicators statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Cement blocks
• The power of regionalism: regional economic development efforts can bring South Florida more power and more resources—and may be the only thing that can maintain our high quality of life
  by J.P. Faber
• Healthy competition: working together to snag major events like the Super Bowl, while competing with each other as destinations, has helped South Florida's counties post record tourism numbers—so far. But a continued competitive approach may mean for
  by Mike Seemuth
• Upcoming events
• Full Circle
  by Barbara Perkins
• Airborne
  by Barbara Perkins
• Peggy Hollander: "there are always questions as to how to pass on the legacy of financial wealth, as well as values, to another generation … If [the family business] gets to a third generation—that's rare."
• Office real estate statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Offering you a legislative link
• NEW member reception: new members of the Builders Association of South Florida mingle at a special reception on March 31, 2004
• Power clicks
• Shoma Development
• Employment statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• The show must go on: when it comes to show business in South Florida, the entertainment industry knows no bounds. Instead, it bonds together to make the most out of a good thing
  by Catherine McElrath
• Marketing to women
• A village comes to Pompano
  by Barbara Perkins
• What's that smell?
  by Barbara Perkins
• Hardcore investing: asking Marc Bell about his recent move to acquire controlling interest in Penthouse magazine is like asking him what he had for dinner two weeks ago Tuesday. It's just another deal for this 36-year-old South Florida financier. But what
  by Barbara Perkins
• The road to change: a new tri-county transit authority picks up where Tri-Rail left off, and offers perhaps the strongest example of cooperation among county governments
  by Dan Millott
• Building Blitz: BASF volunteers construct a Habitat for Humanity house
• SEBC 2004: creative products, great prizes
• World Fuel Services
• Back to school: in the realm of education, regionalism shines best in the concept of sharing—in such areas as funding, best teaching practices and research findings
  by Richard Westlund
• Working to ensure smart development, from biscayne boulevard to south dade
  by Joe Goldstein
• Living large
  by Barbara Perkins
• Measuring up
  by Barbara Perkins
• Strategic Alliance: Jorge and Carlos de Cespedes, the founders of Miami-based medical supply company Pharmed, have a plan: to reach $1 billion in annual revenues in two years. Here's how they'll do it
  by Jaclyn Alcantara
• Tourism statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Getting your money's worth from your membership
• Membership
• Elad Group of Florida
• State of the ports statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Capitalizing on a strategic location: the flow of information across South Florida knows no geographic or political boundaries. As such, the industries which move it—telecom and IT—are regional by their very nature
  by Richard Westlund
• Addressing Construction Defects
• Time out in the gables elemis spa
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Hialeah high life
• Lofty ambitions: from downtown Miami to Delray Beach, a new wave of loft condominiums has entered the South Florida real estate market. But just what is a loft? these non-traditional spaces are as varied as their neighborhoods—and prices
  by Catherine Mcelrath
• Critical mass: South Florida has long hoped to promote itself as a biomedical cluster. With the advent of the Scripps Research facility in Palm Beach County, that regional aspiration now has major traction
  by Richard Westlund
• Cement shortage concerns and success in the Town of Davie
  by Lani Kahn Drody
• Water drives the price: waterfront in all three counties continues to spike prices; only houses in the town of Palm Beach can reach similar heights on dry land
• Number vs. reality: Miami's image takes another unfair national hit
  by J.P. Faber
• Benihana
• Home sales statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Think regionally, act globally: Miami has long been considered the "Gateway to the Americas." That designation is now becoming regional, as Broward and Palm Beach counties awaken to the potentials of global business
  by Mike Seemuth
• Florida's BEST Awards highlight builders' innovation: with land ever scarcer in South Florida, this year's BEST Awards highlighted innovative solutions to multi-use high-rise projects
  by Richard Westlund
• Native treatment the Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Civic hype: the Performing Arts Center fiasco is another sign of misguided priorities. Miami-Dade taxpayers should learn from the past
  by Martin Z. Margulies
• It has been six months since the close of 2003 real estate sales, but the numbers are finally in—and they are record-breakers
• Industrial real estate statistics
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Spreading the wealth: for banks large and small, the tri-county area has always been viewed as a region—whether their presence in the area is physical or electronic
  by Mike Seemuth
• Florida's BEST Awards 2004: the Florida building industry's most exceptional products and professionals received Florida's BEST Awards at the Gala held on March 27, 2004 at the Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa
• Bring it on: with 15 different cuts of meat to choose from and an all-you-can eat manifesto, Chima Brazilian Steakhouse is a carnivore's delight
  by Barbara Perkins