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Articles in Oct 2007 issue of South Florida CEO

• Dolphin gets a new team
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Nick Davison was named chief operating officer of Fort Lauderdale-based Certified Vacations Group Inc
• Wanted: cybersquatters; Are cybercriminals hijacking your good name? Find out how to protect your brand—and your revenues
  by Jennifer LeClaire
• ISG AIDS a residential rebirth in the land of Jazz
• The list is in!
  by Oriane Lluch
• Miami-based Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
• Picky PR: small, large, local or national—how to choose the best public relations firm for your company
  by Oriane Lluch
• Bearatorium: financial services executive Jim Rothman has turned a peace offering into an obsessive collection of teddy bears
  by Oriane Lluch
• Do you hate your landlord?
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Kip Hunter launched Kip Hunter Marketing in Fort Lauderdale
• South beach frozen: David Wallack believes he can successfully extend his Mango's Tropical Cafe brand into frozen foods
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Surprise: pan-Middle Eastern
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• The $16 million marathon
  by Lauren Marshall
• The Miami Children's Hospital Foundation named attorney Lucy Morillo as its president
• Hear them now: backed by a $50 million line of credit, HearUSA is acquiring independent hearing care centers and managed care contracts
  by John Pacenti
• Caviarteria
  by Lauren Marshall
• New York private equity invests locally
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Ronald B. Ravikoff and Joseph I. Zumpano were elected co-chairmen of the Florida Association of Managing Partners
• More than skin deep: Robert Strauss makes a $125 million investment outside Noven Pharmaceuticals' comfort zone of skin patches—on oral and psychiatric meds
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Gol! The Taste of Brazil
  by Lauren Marshall
• Expanding public companies
  by Yeleny Suarez
• SFRN Inc. named Andre Rayman president of the company
• A nitrogen fill-up: using nitrogen instead of air to inflate car tires is slowly catching on. Can NitroFill gain customers in the face of larger rivals?
  by Mike Seemuth
• Rosa Mexicano
  by Lauren Marshall
• Media acquisitions
  by Yeleny Suarez
• The player: David Schwartz
  by Oriane Lluch
• A sustainable trend? Green building is the architectural buzzword of the decade, and South Florida is beginning to speak the language—a look at whether the buzz is just another fad
  by Jennifer Leclaire
• Sushisamba Dromo
  by Lauren Marshall
• Real estate's hold
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• One merger on; one off
  by Yeleny Suarez
• The player: Katherine Koch
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Housing crisis: as middle-income residents struggle to buy homes, developers in the tri-county area get busy with projects that include workforce housing
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Rare finds for pairing at Wine 69: sit back, relax and enjoy the flight
  by Oriane Lluch
• Students get down to business
  by Oriane Lluch
• Real estate
  by Yeleny Suarez
• The player: Benjamin Leon Jr
  by Oriane Lluch
• Family heirloom: odds are against family businesses successfully passing from one generation to the next. But experts—and South Florida families who are making that transition—know how to improve the outlook
  by Gina Pace
• Power clicks
• A Spanish-language milestone
  by Lauren Marshall
• Former Holland & Knight PA partners Alcides Avila and partners Wilfredo "Fred" Rodriguez, Eugenio "Gene" Hernandez, Patricia Hernandez, Daniel Mena and Marco Ferri formed the law firm of Avila Rodriguez Hernandez Mena & Ferri L
• The emperor has no clothes: the subprime mortgage debacle is just part of a bigger problem. Understanding today's credit crisis will help you position your company for tough times ahead
  by Elliot Dornbusch
• Far from home: look outside South Florida for the best deals when it comes to investing in apartment buildings
  by Adam Singer
• Beautifully brewed: a specialty beer maker targets women with a low-carb beverage
  by Oriane Lluch