Every few years, a new industry buzzword bursts onto the scene. The latest and greatest of the bunch appears to be “thought leader,” a term with a somewhat hazy definition. From LinkedIn to Twitter to website About Pages, it seems just about everywhere has their fair share of “thought leaders”…

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, philanthropist, or community leader, mentorship is an excellent opportunity to share the educational fruits of your labor. Becoming a mentor allows you to guide an employee through the knowledge, skill sets, and experience necessary to continue climbing the corporate ladder. …

For many executives, today’s crisis has no modern-day precedent. Leaders are facing extraordinary demands in their businesses. The sheer unpredictability of this emergency has made it challenging for the most exceptional executives, and requires a specific leadership style to emerge through it with limited disturbance to clients, employees, and the…

If there’s one thing all CEOs can agree on, it’s this: change is inevitable, responsibilities shift, and expectations rise. The most successful CEOs are those who learn to improve their flexibility and expand their leadership skills. …

Six decades of unconditional love and care. When Camillus House was established in Miami-Dade County in 1960, the charity would not have anticipated that its small, overnight shelter would blossom into a full-service center that serves more than 34,000 individuals and families. …

If you’re a South Florida local, the name “Orange Bowl” likely sparks memories of green fields, cheering crowds, and classic college football. Behind the notoriety of the second-oldest bowl game in the country thrives the Orange Bowl Committee, a non-profit organization hard at work in South Florida communities since 1935. …

A wise leader understands the value of improvement and innovation. An impactful leader understands the differences between the two. Though both are equally critical for long-term business success, the former enhances an organization while the latter redefines it. Innovation and improvement should not be used interchangeably. So, it begs the…

America’s largest corporations hold nearly one-third of the country’s wealth. That’s just 18 firms across the entire United States accounting for 36 percent of all capital. Imagine what could be accomplished if companies of this scale vowed to give back to their respective communities. Aside from the obvious financial benefit…

Furloughs, stock market crashes, and small business lending — sound familiar? Following the 18-month Great Recession between 2007 and 2009, founders are finding themselves in financial hot water once again in 2020. Economic downturns are seemingly inevitable as a business owner, but there are steps you can take now to…