Public Relations

What happens when you mix scientific research, a billionaire with money to burn, 1990s era hair-dos, an apocalypitc cult, and Pauley Shore?

In case you're in the hunt for some wisdom on all things marketing, public relations, and life in general (or if you're just in the mood for a bagel), then come on out for Trow Knows CEOs featuring none other than our own Tadd Schwartz on March 1 in Coral Gables. We have no idea what to expect, but we certainly won't be bored. See you there.

Today's Miami Herald column by Carrfour Supportive Housing President Stephanie Berman-Eisenberg needs little by way of introduction. Carrfour, Florida's largest non-profit affordable housing developer, has teamed up with partner organizations to provide residential and supportive services to vets who have returned home to find their life turned upside down.

I’ve always been a big proponent of pizza for breakfast. Despite its clear lack of nutrition, it always seems to do the trick. Well imagine a pizza that was meant for breakfast, loaded with bacon and eggs – sunny side up nonetheless. Now that’s a meal I’d get out of bed for.

When is an office building much more than just an office building? When it's the symbol of an entire city. New York has the Empire State Building. Chicago has the Sears Tower (now the Willis Tower). And here in Miami, we have Miami Tower, otherwise known as 'the building that lights up at night.'

The most ReTweeted Tweet during last week’s Republican convention wasn’t a Mitt Romney sound bite or a call to action for fundraising dollars. In fact, the Tweet with the most buzz didn’t come from a Republican at all.

As a huge fan of The West Wing, I was so excited for Aaron Sorkin’s latest television drama The Newsroom to premiere – mostly because it portrays an industry I understand and live in every day.

Fourth of July falls smack in the middle of the week but don't fret because that would never prevent Miami citizens from celebrating the nation's birthday in true revelry.