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Keynote address at Invest: Philadelphia 2020 Launch by Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust,
Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, gave the keynote address at the launch of Capital Analytics’ second publication focusing on Greater Philadelphia.
Invest: Philadelphia 2020 Launch highlights region’s education, healthcare and key economic sectors
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December 6, 2019
Invest: Philadelphia 2020 Launch highlights region’s education, healthcare and key economic sectors
Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, gave the keynote address at the launch of Capital Analytics’ second publication focusing on Greater Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA – Greater Philadelphia’s robust education industry, healthcare, transit and development sectors were the focal points in Capital Analytics’ second launch event for Invest: Philadelphia. The 2020 edition highlights the five-county region of Greater Philadelphia, including Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, with a special focus chapter on Montgomery County.
The event was attended by over 350 high-level guests and officials from some of Philadelphia’s key industries and economic institutions.
The official launch of the publication took place on Dec. 5, 2019, at The Westin Philadelphia. Following a short networking breakfast, Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, gave a keynote address that underscored some of the major achievements of Philadelphia’s real estate sector and economy over the past 12 months. The keynote address was followed by three robust panel discussions.
The panels addressed major themes dominating Philadelphia’s economy: education, healthcare and transportation-oriented development. Chris Fiorentino of West Chester University, Dr. Guy Generals of Community College of Philadelphia, Dr. Chris Domes of Neumann University, and Damian Fernandez of Penn State Abington participated in the panel, “Thinking outside the box: Educating today for the jobs of tomorrow.” Jack Miller of Capital Analytics was the moderator. “Healthcare hub: A look at the driving force behind Philly’s economy” featured Ron Dreskin of EisnerAmper, Ellen Rosenberg of Amicus, Barry Eckert of Salus University and R. Carter Caldwell of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, guided by moderator Lauren Murdza of DLA Piper. The panel, “Philly on the move: A city taking new form with transit-oriented development,” featured moderator Susanne Svizeny of OceanFirst Bank and panelists Tricia Marts of Veolia, Ed Reitmeyer of Marcum and Liam Brickley of Bryn Mawr Trust.
“Philadelphia has a thriving and diverse economy that in 2019 solidified its position as a formidable local force and continued to be a major player in the global market,” said Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics. “Philadelphia has proven that not only is it resilient, it knows how to adapt and transform. Our second edition of Invest: Philadelphia touches on this transformation, depicting a city that is embracing change and innovation to ensure a modern future. ”
The Invest: Philadelphia publication from Capital Analytics is a 208-page economic analysis that highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators in the Philadelphia area. These include Philadelphia’s housing market that remains one of the hottest in the country, and the region’s real estate industry that is attracting increased interest from investors both domestically and abroad, particularly in the multifamily space. Utilities and infrastructure are covered in detail as the city looks to alternative sources of energy to sustainably grow and develop. Transportation is another leading topic, with the Philadelphia International Airport continuing to expand its reach and SEPTA making improvements to help keep counties connected via extensive bus and train routes.
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About Invest: Philadelphia
Invest: Philadelphia is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Greater Philadelphia’s economy, featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Philadelphia is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Philadelphia to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Philadelphia as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county, including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation, banking and finance, legal, healthcare, life sciences, education, sports, and arts, culture and tourism. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
For more information, contact:
Yolanda Rivas
Content Manager
786-777-8181
Dr. Eckert- Salus University
Dr. Eckert said after the presentation that it was important for Salus to play a role in healthcare and healthcare education in this area.
“The questions were right on the mark about issues we face and the things we need to solve. It’s important to get us out there interacting with these other groups that are part of this organization and part of this event,” he said. “We need to get our name out there and hopefully that makes us some connections for future collaborations.”
https://salus.edu/investphilly
Invest: Tampa Bay Launched with Resounding Success!
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June 5, 2019
Tampa Bay’s diverse and strong economy is highlighted at the first release of Invest: Tampa Bay
In celebration of Invest: Tampa Bay’s inaugural issue, local companies and individuals are invited to come and network with one another while also celebrating the unified Tampa Bay business community.
Tampa, FL – Tampa Bay’s diverse economy and appeal for healthcare, tech and innovation, talented workers, new businesses, a booming startup industry and the continued growth of the real estate market are some of the focal points of Invest: Tampa Bay’s first edition. The 2019 report highlights the growth in the entire Tampa Bay region as well as the technological renaissance the area is currently experiencing.
Tampa Bay’s technology and innovation sector is a main focus throughout the community and its impact is felt in all economic sectors. Residential and commercial development is a significant driver of construction in Tampa Bay, and there is no slowdown in sight. Tourism, arts, culture, and sports are covered in detail as they are some of the area’s largest economic drivers. Invest: Tampa Bay also puts particular focus on the healthcare sector as Tampa Bay continues to grow as a hub for medical innovation and leadership. This publication from Capital Analytics is a 156-page economic analysis that highlights Tampa Bay’s economy, key sectors and opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.(…)
Capital Analytics Launches the 5th Anniversary Installment of the Invest: Miami Series!
Miami, FL – The disruption of innovation and technology in local key sectors such as real estate, infrastructure, healthcare and education were some of the focal points of the fifth edition of Invest: Miami 2019. The official launch of the publication took place on May 23, 2019, at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus with over 350 people in attendance. This publication from Capital Analytics is a 192-page economic analysis that highlights Miami’s economy, key sectors and opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators. Miami’s real estate, tourism and trade and tech sectors, and the growth of the City of Miami, City of Doral and City of North Miami were among the focus points of the publication. (…)
Success in 60 Seconds: Capital Analytics Teams up with Cox Media Group
GBCA in Invest: Philadelphia 2019
By General Building Contractors Association
GBCA President Ben Connors and Clemens Construction Company Vice President of Project Management Brett Pastorius appear in the inaugural issue of Invest: Philadelphia 2019. They discuss the state of construction in Philadelphia, touching on issues such as using new technologies and workforce development. (…)
New publication highlights key issues facing Philadelphia’s economy
By The Philadelphia Tribune
Greater Philadelphia’s robust health care industry, strong higher education sector and focus on innovation is being highlighted in a new publication.
Capital Analytics Associates has released “Invest: Philadelphia” — an in-depth economic analysis of the key issues facing the region, featuring the exclusive insights of more than 200 prominent industry leaders.
The 2019 edition takes a deep look at economic sectors in the five-county region including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, banking and finance, legal, health care, life sciences, education, sports, and arts culture and tourism.
The 208-page economic analysis highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and
innovators in Philadelphia.
“‘Invest: Philadelphia’ is our first foray into the Northeast following a resounding success in Florida and Georgia and we couldn’t ask for a better time to help the Greater Philadelphia region capitalize on its growing global visibility,” Abby Melone, president and founder of Capital Analytics, said during the publication’s launch event Thursday at Loews Hotel. (…)
Philly braved the rain to make Invest: Philadelphia’s inaugural launch conference a huge success!
Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia was the star of the show at the Invest: Philadelphia launch conference. Covering topics like healthcare, education and innovation, the standing room-only crowd was enrapt throughout the entire event. The 2019 edition, which debuted at the inaugural launch event on January 24, 2019, highlights the five-county region of Greater Philadelphia, including Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, with special focus chapters on the City of Chester and the dynamic neighborhoods in the City of Philadelphia. The launch conference took place at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel in Center City with over 300 people in attendance. (…)
A Focus on Innovation and Collaboration at the Launch of Focus: Atlanta 2019
Atlanta, GA – Following hot coffee, breakfast and a lively VIP networking hour in the Woodruff Arts Center’s Rotunda, beautifully decked out in holiday attire, Capital Analytics President Abby Melone welcomed keynote speaker City of Atlanta COO Richard Cox to the podium in the Rich Theater.
Cox thanked Focus: Atlanta for taking such a deep interest in the metro area. He went on to laud the city’s accomplishments — which certainly contributed to Georgia once again being named the Best Place to Do Business. Cox has known Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms since high school, and he told a charming story about how he came to be the city’s COO and what the position means to him. He concluded his address by underscoring the need for regional leaders to continue to embrace their diversity as they work together toward a common goal: the One Atlanta vision. (…)
Broward County’s Global Potential Highlighted at the Launch of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale 2019
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Greater Fort Lauderdale’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are some of the focal points in the second edition of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale from Capital Analytics. The official launch of the publication took place on November 28, 2018, at the Riverside Hotel in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The annual business guide reviews the business climate of Greater Fort Lauderdale, analyzing Broward County’s top industries and interviewing over 200 leading local CEOs. The 152-page report offers a comprehensive yet concise view of the county’s ever-diversifying economy. (…)
Miami: A Global City Invest: Miami 2018 gives readers a taste of the city’s internal strengths
June 20, 2018
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Miami, FL – Miami-Dade County’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are a few of the focal points covered by the newest edition of the Invest: Miami series from Capital Analytics Associates.
Real estate is once again a major focus, as the sector continues to experience interest from new international markets, and the need for affordable housing has encouraged developers to be creative with Miami’s limited developable land. Trade, tourism and logistics are covered in detail as they continue to be major economic drivers in the area, especially given Miami’s strategic location in the western hemisphere. The 2018 edition also takes a closer look at North Miami and the City of Miami, investigating the investment, development, education and economic promise these areas offer. This publication from Capital Analytics Associates is a 196-page economic analysis that highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators alike.
The official launch of the publication took place on June 19, 2018, at the Hyatt Regency Downtown. Following the networking breakfast, the event consisted of a keynote, two panel discussions and a fireside tax chat.
To kick things off, Mayor Suarez gave the keynote address and celebrated some of the recent achievements of Miami’s economy, noting that Capital Analytics is “providing an invaluable service for the city.” He also discussed the seemingly boundless potential Miami has compared to older cities around the world.
The first panel focused on the different neighborhoods that make up Miami’s unique character and was moderated by Manuel Crespo from Greenspoon Marder. The panel featured Arden Karson, senior managing director at CBRE; Albert Garcia, vice chairman of Wynwood BID; Larry Spring, city manager of North Miami; and Greg West, president and CEO of ZOM Living. The group talked specifically about how important transportation is to development and the impact Brightline has had on reshaping and revitalizing Downtown.
Next, Robert Moore, managing partner of Baker McKenzie, and Michael Custer, tax principal at Kaufman Rossin, discussed the implications of the historic tax legislation passed in December 2017. The two tax experts spoke about how the recent legislation has and will continue to impact business in Miami-Dade, as well as the potential for many South Florida business to reconsider pass-through versus traditional corporate structure in light of the new regulations.
The final panel focused on public-private partnerships, or P3s, and was moderated by Attorney Andrej Micovic from Bilzin Sumberg. The four-member panel featured Christopher Hodgkins, CEO of the Miami Tunnel and the Miami-Dade County Public-Private Partnerships Task Force; Humberto P. Alonso Jr., vice president and senior regional business development and sales director at Atkins North America; Jonathan Bullock, vice president of corporate development and government at Hotwire Communications; and Art Noriega, CEO at the Miami Parking Authority. While discussing the challenges of these partnerships, Hodgkins commented that “construction projects are like meetings in Miami: everyone is late,” which educed a hearty laugh from the crowd.
The event was well attended by over 200 VIPs from industries ranging from real estate to healthcare. The Cuban coffee and conversation were flowing. Capital Analytics is proud to bring these discussions and engagement to the Miami business community and is looking forward to doing it again for its five-year anniversary in 2019.
About Invest: Miami 2018:
Invest: Miami 2018 is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Miami-Dade’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Miami 2018 is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, trade and logistics, infrastructure and environment, banking and finance, healthcare, education and arts, culture and tourism. This year the publication also includes in-depth analyses on the cities of Miami and North Miami. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political figures and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market as well as covering emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
For more information contact
contact@capitalaa.com
TEL: 305-523-9708
"How Public-Private Partnerships are Shaping Miami” during the Invest: Miami 2018 Conference
Greater Fort Lauderdale’s global potential highlighted at Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County 2018
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Fort Lauderdale, FL – November 9, 2017 – Greater Fort Lauderdale’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are some of the focal points in the first edition of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County from Capital Analytics. The official launch of the publication took place on November 8 at the Riverside Hotel in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The yearly business guide reviews the business climate of Greater Fort Lauderdale, analyzing Broward’s top industries and interviewing leading local CEOs. The 140 plus page report offers a comprehensive yet concise view of the county’s ever-diversifying economy.
Following a short networking breakfast, Capital Analytics hosted two discussion panels that went in depth into discussing the key issues currently facing the Broward County economy. The first panel discussed increasing urbanization and the future of Broward County. The panel was moderated by Rebecca Bratter, managing shareholder of GreenspoonMarder, and panelists were James Donnelly, chairman of the Broward Workshop and founder & CEO of the Castle Group, David Martin, president of Terra Group, Cressman Bronson, regional president for PNC and David Coddington, vice president of business development for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance. David Martin laid out a vision for how trends in urban living in South Florida are leading to massive mixed-use projects such as Pembroke Pines City Center. James Donnelly relayed key findings from the Broward Workshop’s skills gap analysis of the local workforce and ways that they are working with the business community and education sector to close these gaps. Cressman Bronson furthered the emphasis on improving education, pointing to the higher net returns on investment in early childhood education. David Coddington underlined the competitive advantages of Greater Fort Lauderdale’s business environment and how the Alliance is working to attract new businesses such as Amazon to establish local operations.
The second panel discussed the state of Broward County’s infrastructure and was moderated by Capital Analytics’ president Abby Melone. Panelists were Diana Alarcon, director of the Fort Lauderdale Department of Transportation and Mobility, Patrick Collins, general manager of Crowley, Mark Gale, CEO of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Bob Moss, chairman & CEO of Moss & Associates . Mark Gale and Patrick Collins pointed to the massive capital expenditure programs taking place at the airport and seaport as signs of the growing strength of Broward County’s infrastructure. Bob Moss commented on how such infrastructure investments such the airport and seaport expansion projects as well as the new Brightline are driving the local construction market. Meanwhile, Diana Alarcon gave a detailed insider’s perspective on where the county’s transit infrastructure is headed to meet the needs of a growing population.
The event was attended by hundreds of high-level guests and officials from some of Broward County’s key industries and economic institutions.
Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics, explained, “Following our three successful Invest: Miami publications, it seemed only natural to expand our report into equally exciting markets in Florida. Greater Fort Lauderdale offers a range of opportunities for businesses and residents alike with its amazing geography and superior transport connections. We see a great deal of commitment to development across all economic sectors.”
About Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County
Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Greater Fort Lauderdale’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Broward County to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Broward as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, marine and logistics, banking and finance, health, education, sports, and arts, culture and tourism. This year’s publication will also go in-depth into the City of Pembroke Pines and the City of Dania Beach. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 100 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
A copy can be purchased for $159 at www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com/shop
For more information, contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
Atlanta’s global potential highlighted at Focus: Atlanta
Atlanta, GA – November 2, 2017 – The official launch of Capital Analytics annual business review, Focus: Atlanta took place on November 2 at the Hilton Downtown. The yearly business guide reviews the business climate of metro Atlanta, analyzing the area’s top industries and interviewing leading local CEOs. The 160 plus page report is Atlanta’s first comprehensive yet concise view of the region’s ever-diversifying economy.
Following a short networking breakfast, Kasim Reed, mayor of Atlanta, gave a keynote address that highlights some of the major achievements of Atlanta’s economy over the past 12 months. “Despite economic recessions and financial struggles, Atlanta has never been more economically healthy and its future never so bright,” he said. This was followed by two panels discussing some of the key issues currently facing the area.
The two panels discussed major themes currently dominating Atlanta’s economy. The first panel discussed Atlanta’s growing international reach. The panel was moderated by David Lanier, managing director of CBRE Atlanta, and panelists were Roosevelt Council, general manager of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Hala Moddlemog, president and CEO of Metro Atlanta Chamber, and Steve Koonin, CEO of the Atlanta Hawks. Roosevelt commented on the airport’s five runways’ ability to maintain a plane arriving or departing every 1.5 minutes, enabling ease of business travel. Moddlemog furthered Roosevelt’s thoughts by pointing out that Georgia’s effective tax rate i s80% while Texas’s is 94%. To paint that picture further, Koonin recounted how it is six times more expensive to run a music studio in NYC than Atlanta.
The second panel discussed Atlanta’s growth as a technology hub. The panel was moderated by John Wright, managing partner of Northwestern Mutual, and panelists were Larry Williams, CEO of the Technology Association of Georgia, Barry McCarthy, executive vice president and Head of Network and Security Solutions of First Data, and Jeffrey Stepakoff, Executive Director of the Georgia Film Academy. Unique developments within technology, fintech and film are propelling Atlanta to the foreground, McCarthy pointing out that Atlanta is the world’s sleeping giant for payments and transactions. Williams looked at Atlanta in the historical sense and how Atlanta has intentionally enabled the city’s strengths to grow and prosper.
The event was attended by over 200 high-level businessmen, consul generals and city officials from some of Atlanta’s key industries and economic institutions.
Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics, said, “Metro Atlanta is an exciting market for the region and has an impressive global impact. It is also striking how committed and enthusiastic leaders from across all economic sectors are. Capital Analytics is very excited to be launching our first Atlanta edition, and we look forward to coming back next year.”
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About Focus: Atlanta
Focus: Atlanta is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Metro Atlanta’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Focus: Atlanta is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Atlanta to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Atlanta as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, banking and finance, technology and fintech, health, education, sports, and arts culture and tourism. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
The books are sold at $159 for a physical copy and $129 for digital.
For more information, contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
CAPITAL ANALYTICS LAUNCHES THE THIRD EDITION OF INVEST: MIAMI AT ANNUAL LAUNCH CONFERENCE , March 2017
“We will be one of the great cities of the U.S. and the world – it’s up to us to build the foundation,” Carlos Gimenez, mayor of Miami-Dade, told a receptive audience at the launch of Invest: Miami 2017. The launch was attended by some 350 people, 70 percent of whom are C-suite level executives and featured a closing address from Mayor Gimenez as well as speeches from Capital Analytics CFO Albert Lindenberg, General Manager Abby Melone and Executive Director for Invest: Miami Erica Knowles. The event also included two-panel discussions from leading names in the South Florida economy.
Moderated by Kerri Barsh shareholder and co-chair of the National Environment Practice of Greenberg Traurig, the conference’s first panel focused on the infrastructure developments facing the county. The three-member panel consisted of Alice Bravo, director of the Miami-Dade Department of Transportation and Public Works, Tony Coley, president of the South Florida Region of BB&T and George Foyo and executive vice-president and chief administration officer of Baptist Health South Florida.
Invest: Philadelphia 2020 Launch highlights region’s education, healthcare and key economic sectors
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December 6, 2019
Invest: Philadelphia 2020 Launch highlights region’s education, healthcare and key economic sectors
Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, gave the keynote address at the launch of Capital Analytics’ second publication focusing on Greater Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA – Greater Philadelphia’s robust education industry, healthcare, transit and development sectors were the focal points in Capital Analytics’ second launch event for Invest: Philadelphia. The 2020 edition highlights the five-county region of Greater Philadelphia, including Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, with a special focus chapter on Montgomery County.
The event was attended by over 350 high-level guests and officials from some of Philadelphia’s key industries and economic institutions.
The official launch of the publication took place on Dec. 5, 2019, at The Westin Philadelphia. Following a short networking breakfast, Jerry Sweeney, President & CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, gave a keynote address that underscored some of the major achievements of Philadelphia’s real estate sector and economy over the past 12 months. The keynote address was followed by three robust panel discussions.
The panels addressed major themes dominating Philadelphia’s economy: education, healthcare and transportation-oriented development. Chris Fiorentino of West Chester University, Dr. Guy Generals of Community College of Philadelphia, Dr. Chris Domes of Neumann University, and Damian Fernandez of Penn State Abington participated in the panel, “Thinking outside the box: Educating today for the jobs of tomorrow.” Jack Miller of Capital Analytics was the moderator. “Healthcare hub: A look at the driving force behind Philly’s economy” featured Ron Dreskin of EisnerAmper, Ellen Rosenberg of Amicus, Barry Eckert of Salus University and R. Carter Caldwell of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, guided by moderator Lauren Murdza of DLA Piper. The panel, “Philly on the move: A city taking new form with transit-oriented development,” featured moderator Susanne Svizeny of OceanFirst Bank and panelists Tricia Marts of Veolia, Ed Reitmeyer of Marcum and Liam Brickley of Bryn Mawr Trust.
“Philadelphia has a thriving and diverse economy that in 2019 solidified its position as a formidable local force and continued to be a major player in the global market,” said Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics. “Philadelphia has proven that not only is it resilient, it knows how to adapt and transform. Our second edition of Invest: Philadelphia touches on this transformation, depicting a city that is embracing change and innovation to ensure a modern future. ”
The Invest: Philadelphia publication from Capital Analytics is a 208-page economic analysis that highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators in the Philadelphia area. These include Philadelphia’s housing market that remains one of the hottest in the country, and the region’s real estate industry that is attracting increased interest from investors both domestically and abroad, particularly in the multifamily space. Utilities and infrastructure are covered in detail as the city looks to alternative sources of energy to sustainably grow and develop. Transportation is another leading topic, with the Philadelphia International Airport continuing to expand its reach and SEPTA making improvements to help keep counties connected via extensive bus and train routes.
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About Invest: Philadelphia
Invest: Philadelphia is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Greater Philadelphia’s economy, featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Philadelphia is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Philadelphia to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Philadelphia as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county, including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation, banking and finance, legal, healthcare, life sciences, education, sports, and arts, culture and tourism. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
For more information, contact:
Yolanda Rivas
Content Manager
786-777-8181
Dr. Eckert- Salus University
Dr. Eckert said after the presentation that it was important for Salus to play a role in healthcare and healthcare education in this area.
“The questions were right on the mark about issues we face and the things we need to solve. It’s important to get us out there interacting with these other groups that are part of this organization and part of this event,” he said. “We need to get our name out there and hopefully that makes us some connections for future collaborations.”
https://salus.edu/investphilly
Invest: Tampa Bay Launched with Resounding Success!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 5, 2019
Tampa Bay’s diverse and strong economy is highlighted at the first release of Invest: Tampa Bay
In celebration of Invest: Tampa Bay’s inaugural issue, local companies and individuals are invited to come and network with one another while also celebrating the unified Tampa Bay business community.
Tampa, FL – Tampa Bay’s diverse economy and appeal for healthcare, tech and innovation, talented workers, new businesses, a booming startup industry and the continued growth of the real estate market are some of the focal points of Invest: Tampa Bay’s first edition. The 2019 report highlights the growth in the entire Tampa Bay region as well as the technological renaissance the area is currently experiencing.
Tampa Bay’s technology and innovation sector is a main focus throughout the community and its impact is felt in all economic sectors. Residential and commercial development is a significant driver of construction in Tampa Bay, and there is no slowdown in sight. Tourism, arts, culture, and sports are covered in detail as they are some of the area’s largest economic drivers. Invest: Tampa Bay also puts particular focus on the healthcare sector as Tampa Bay continues to grow as a hub for medical innovation and leadership. This publication from Capital Analytics is a 156-page economic analysis that highlights Tampa Bay’s economy, key sectors and opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.(…)
Capital Analytics Launches the 5th Anniversary Installment of the Invest: Miami Series!
Miami, FL – The disruption of innovation and technology in local key sectors such as real estate, infrastructure, healthcare and education were some of the focal points of the fifth edition of Invest: Miami 2019. The official launch of the publication took place on May 23, 2019, at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus with over 350 people in attendance. This publication from Capital Analytics is a 192-page economic analysis that highlights Miami’s economy, key sectors and opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators. Miami’s real estate, tourism and trade and tech sectors, and the growth of the City of Miami, City of Doral and City of North Miami were among the focus points of the publication. (…)
Success in 60 Seconds: Capital Analytics Teams up with Cox Media Group
GBCA in Invest: Philadelphia 2019
By General Building Contractors Association
GBCA President Ben Connors and Clemens Construction Company Vice President of Project Management Brett Pastorius appear in the inaugural issue of Invest: Philadelphia 2019. They discuss the state of construction in Philadelphia, touching on issues such as using new technologies and workforce development. (…)
New publication highlights key issues facing Philadelphia’s economy
By The Philadelphia Tribune
Greater Philadelphia’s robust health care industry, strong higher education sector and focus on innovation is being highlighted in a new publication.
Capital Analytics Associates has released “Invest: Philadelphia” — an in-depth economic analysis of the key issues facing the region, featuring the exclusive insights of more than 200 prominent industry leaders.
The 2019 edition takes a deep look at economic sectors in the five-county region including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, banking and finance, legal, health care, life sciences, education, sports, and arts culture and tourism.
The 208-page economic analysis highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and
innovators in Philadelphia.
“‘Invest: Philadelphia’ is our first foray into the Northeast following a resounding success in Florida and Georgia and we couldn’t ask for a better time to help the Greater Philadelphia region capitalize on its growing global visibility,” Abby Melone, president and founder of Capital Analytics, said during the publication’s launch event Thursday at Loews Hotel. (…)
Philly braved the rain to make Invest: Philadelphia’s inaugural launch conference a huge success!
Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia was the star of the show at the Invest: Philadelphia launch conference. Covering topics like healthcare, education and innovation, the standing room-only crowd was enrapt throughout the entire event. The 2019 edition, which debuted at the inaugural launch event on January 24, 2019, highlights the five-county region of Greater Philadelphia, including Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, with special focus chapters on the City of Chester and the dynamic neighborhoods in the City of Philadelphia. The launch conference took place at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel in Center City with over 300 people in attendance. (…)
A Focus on Innovation and Collaboration at the Launch of Focus: Atlanta 2019
Atlanta, GA – Following hot coffee, breakfast and a lively VIP networking hour in the Woodruff Arts Center’s Rotunda, beautifully decked out in holiday attire, Capital Analytics President Abby Melone welcomed keynote speaker City of Atlanta COO Richard Cox to the podium in the Rich Theater.
Cox thanked Focus: Atlanta for taking such a deep interest in the metro area. He went on to laud the city’s accomplishments — which certainly contributed to Georgia once again being named the Best Place to Do Business. Cox has known Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms since high school, and he told a charming story about how he came to be the city’s COO and what the position means to him. He concluded his address by underscoring the need for regional leaders to continue to embrace their diversity as they work together toward a common goal: the One Atlanta vision. (…)
Broward County’s Global Potential Highlighted at the Launch of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale 2019
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Greater Fort Lauderdale’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are some of the focal points in the second edition of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale from Capital Analytics. The official launch of the publication took place on November 28, 2018, at the Riverside Hotel in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The annual business guide reviews the business climate of Greater Fort Lauderdale, analyzing Broward County’s top industries and interviewing over 200 leading local CEOs. The 152-page report offers a comprehensive yet concise view of the county’s ever-diversifying economy. (…)
Miami: A Global City Invest: Miami 2018 gives readers a taste of the city’s internal strengths
June 20, 2018
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Miami, FL – Miami-Dade County’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are a few of the focal points covered by the newest edition of the Invest: Miami series from Capital Analytics Associates.
Real estate is once again a major focus, as the sector continues to experience interest from new international markets, and the need for affordable housing has encouraged developers to be creative with Miami’s limited developable land. Trade, tourism and logistics are covered in detail as they continue to be major economic drivers in the area, especially given Miami’s strategic location in the western hemisphere. The 2018 edition also takes a closer look at North Miami and the City of Miami, investigating the investment, development, education and economic promise these areas offer. This publication from Capital Analytics Associates is a 196-page economic analysis that highlights business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators alike.
The official launch of the publication took place on June 19, 2018, at the Hyatt Regency Downtown. Following the networking breakfast, the event consisted of a keynote, two panel discussions and a fireside tax chat.
To kick things off, Mayor Suarez gave the keynote address and celebrated some of the recent achievements of Miami’s economy, noting that Capital Analytics is “providing an invaluable service for the city.” He also discussed the seemingly boundless potential Miami has compared to older cities around the world.
The first panel focused on the different neighborhoods that make up Miami’s unique character and was moderated by Manuel Crespo from Greenspoon Marder. The panel featured Arden Karson, senior managing director at CBRE; Albert Garcia, vice chairman of Wynwood BID; Larry Spring, city manager of North Miami; and Greg West, president and CEO of ZOM Living. The group talked specifically about how important transportation is to development and the impact Brightline has had on reshaping and revitalizing Downtown.
Next, Robert Moore, managing partner of Baker McKenzie, and Michael Custer, tax principal at Kaufman Rossin, discussed the implications of the historic tax legislation passed in December 2017. The two tax experts spoke about how the recent legislation has and will continue to impact business in Miami-Dade, as well as the potential for many South Florida business to reconsider pass-through versus traditional corporate structure in light of the new regulations.
The final panel focused on public-private partnerships, or P3s, and was moderated by Attorney Andrej Micovic from Bilzin Sumberg. The four-member panel featured Christopher Hodgkins, CEO of the Miami Tunnel and the Miami-Dade County Public-Private Partnerships Task Force; Humberto P. Alonso Jr., vice president and senior regional business development and sales director at Atkins North America; Jonathan Bullock, vice president of corporate development and government at Hotwire Communications; and Art Noriega, CEO at the Miami Parking Authority. While discussing the challenges of these partnerships, Hodgkins commented that “construction projects are like meetings in Miami: everyone is late,” which educed a hearty laugh from the crowd.
The event was well attended by over 200 VIPs from industries ranging from real estate to healthcare. The Cuban coffee and conversation were flowing. Capital Analytics is proud to bring these discussions and engagement to the Miami business community and is looking forward to doing it again for its five-year anniversary in 2019.
About Invest: Miami 2018:
Invest: Miami 2018 is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Miami-Dade’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Miami 2018 is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, trade and logistics, infrastructure and environment, banking and finance, healthcare, education and arts, culture and tourism. This year the publication also includes in-depth analyses on the cities of Miami and North Miami. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political figures and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market as well as covering emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
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"How Public-Private Partnerships are Shaping Miami” during the Invest: Miami 2018 Conference
Greater Fort Lauderdale’s global potential highlighted at Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County 2018
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Fort Lauderdale, FL – November 9, 2017 – Greater Fort Lauderdale’s international potential, growing infrastructure and vibrant economy are some of the focal points in the first edition of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County from Capital Analytics. The official launch of the publication took place on November 8 at the Riverside Hotel in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The yearly business guide reviews the business climate of Greater Fort Lauderdale, analyzing Broward’s top industries and interviewing leading local CEOs. The 140 plus page report offers a comprehensive yet concise view of the county’s ever-diversifying economy.
Following a short networking breakfast, Capital Analytics hosted two discussion panels that went in depth into discussing the key issues currently facing the Broward County economy. The first panel discussed increasing urbanization and the future of Broward County. The panel was moderated by Rebecca Bratter, managing shareholder of GreenspoonMarder, and panelists were James Donnelly, chairman of the Broward Workshop and founder & CEO of the Castle Group, David Martin, president of Terra Group, Cressman Bronson, regional president for PNC and David Coddington, vice president of business development for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance. David Martin laid out a vision for how trends in urban living in South Florida are leading to massive mixed-use projects such as Pembroke Pines City Center. James Donnelly relayed key findings from the Broward Workshop’s skills gap analysis of the local workforce and ways that they are working with the business community and education sector to close these gaps. Cressman Bronson furthered the emphasis on improving education, pointing to the higher net returns on investment in early childhood education. David Coddington underlined the competitive advantages of Greater Fort Lauderdale’s business environment and how the Alliance is working to attract new businesses such as Amazon to establish local operations.
The second panel discussed the state of Broward County’s infrastructure and was moderated by Capital Analytics’ president Abby Melone. Panelists were Diana Alarcon, director of the Fort Lauderdale Department of Transportation and Mobility, Patrick Collins, general manager of Crowley, Mark Gale, CEO of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Bob Moss, chairman & CEO of Moss & Associates . Mark Gale and Patrick Collins pointed to the massive capital expenditure programs taking place at the airport and seaport as signs of the growing strength of Broward County’s infrastructure. Bob Moss commented on how such infrastructure investments such the airport and seaport expansion projects as well as the new Brightline are driving the local construction market. Meanwhile, Diana Alarcon gave a detailed insider’s perspective on where the county’s transit infrastructure is headed to meet the needs of a growing population.
The event was attended by hundreds of high-level guests and officials from some of Broward County’s key industries and economic institutions.
Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics, explained, “Following our three successful Invest: Miami publications, it seemed only natural to expand our report into equally exciting markets in Florida. Greater Fort Lauderdale offers a range of opportunities for businesses and residents alike with its amazing geography and superior transport connections. We see a great deal of commitment to development across all economic sectors.”
About Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County
Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Greater Fort Lauderdale’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Broward County to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Broward as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive into the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, marine and logistics, banking and finance, health, education, sports, and arts, culture and tourism. This year’s publication will also go in-depth into the City of Pembroke Pines and the City of Dania Beach. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 100 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
A copy can be purchased for $159 at www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com/shop
For more information, contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
Atlanta’s global potential highlighted at Focus: Atlanta
Atlanta, GA – November 2, 2017 – The official launch of Capital Analytics annual business review, Focus: Atlanta took place on November 2 at the Hilton Downtown. The yearly business guide reviews the business climate of metro Atlanta, analyzing the area’s top industries and interviewing leading local CEOs. The 160 plus page report is Atlanta’s first comprehensive yet concise view of the region’s ever-diversifying economy.
Following a short networking breakfast, Kasim Reed, mayor of Atlanta, gave a keynote address that highlights some of the major achievements of Atlanta’s economy over the past 12 months. “Despite economic recessions and financial struggles, Atlanta has never been more economically healthy and its future never so bright,” he said. This was followed by two panels discussing some of the key issues currently facing the area.
The two panels discussed major themes currently dominating Atlanta’s economy. The first panel discussed Atlanta’s growing international reach. The panel was moderated by David Lanier, managing director of CBRE Atlanta, and panelists were Roosevelt Council, general manager of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Hala Moddlemog, president and CEO of Metro Atlanta Chamber, and Steve Koonin, CEO of the Atlanta Hawks. Roosevelt commented on the airport’s five runways’ ability to maintain a plane arriving or departing every 1.5 minutes, enabling ease of business travel. Moddlemog furthered Roosevelt’s thoughts by pointing out that Georgia’s effective tax rate i s80% while Texas’s is 94%. To paint that picture further, Koonin recounted how it is six times more expensive to run a music studio in NYC than Atlanta.
The second panel discussed Atlanta’s growth as a technology hub. The panel was moderated by John Wright, managing partner of Northwestern Mutual, and panelists were Larry Williams, CEO of the Technology Association of Georgia, Barry McCarthy, executive vice president and Head of Network and Security Solutions of First Data, and Jeffrey Stepakoff, Executive Director of the Georgia Film Academy. Unique developments within technology, fintech and film are propelling Atlanta to the foreground, McCarthy pointing out that Atlanta is the world’s sleeping giant for payments and transactions. Williams looked at Atlanta in the historical sense and how Atlanta has intentionally enabled the city’s strengths to grow and prosper.
The event was attended by over 200 high-level businessmen, consul generals and city officials from some of Atlanta’s key industries and economic institutions.
Abby Melone, president of Capital Analytics, said, “Metro Atlanta is an exciting market for the region and has an impressive global impact. It is also striking how committed and enthusiastic leaders from across all economic sectors are. Capital Analytics is very excited to be launching our first Atlanta edition, and we look forward to coming back next year.”
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About Focus: Atlanta
Focus: Atlanta is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Metro Atlanta’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Focus: Atlanta is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Atlanta to local, national and international investors, and 2) to promote Atlanta as a place to invest and do business.
The book conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county including real estate, construction, utilities and infrastructure, transportation and aviation, banking and finance, technology and fintech, health, education, sports, and arts culture and tourism. The publication is compiled from insights collected from more than 200 economic leaders, sector insiders, political leaders and heads of important institutions. It analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
The books are sold at $159 for a physical copy and $129 for digital.
For more information, contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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CAPITAL ANALYTICS LAUNCHES THE THIRD EDITION OF INVEST: MIAMI AT ANNUAL LAUNCH CONFERENCE , March 2017
“We will be one of the great cities of the U.S. and the world – it’s up to us to build the foundation,” Carlos Gimenez, mayor of Miami-Dade, told a receptive audience at the launch of Invest: Miami 2017. The launch was attended by some 350 people, 70 percent of whom are C-suite level executives and featured a closing address from Mayor Gimenez as well as speeches from Capital Analytics CFO Albert Lindenberg, General Manager Abby Melone and Executive Director for Invest: Miami Erica Knowles. The event also included two-panel discussions from leading names in the South Florida economy.
Moderated by Kerri Barsh shareholder and co-chair of the National Environment Practice of Greenberg Traurig, the conference’s first panel focused on the infrastructure developments facing the county. The three-member panel consisted of Alice Bravo, director of the Miami-Dade Department of Transportation and Public Works, Tony Coley, president of the South Florida Region of BB&T and George Foyo and executive vice-president and chief administration officer of Baptist Health South Florida.
Press: Press Release: Pete De La Torre interviews Abby Melone, President of Capital Analytics - June 1, 2016
Abby Melone of Capital Analytics is interviewed by Pete De La Torre: The Voice of Business in Miami on WBRN Miami radio. The show “showcases the amazing professionals who impact our daily lives with their innovations & multiple contributions to our economic growth. Their intent is to enhance and expand our role as “The Voice of Business in Miami” to the world.”
Capital Analytics officially launches Invest: Miami 2016
Miami, FL – The disruption of innovation and technology in local key sectors such as real estate, infrastructure, healthcare and education were some of the focal points of the fifth edition of Invest: Miami 2019. The official launch of the publication took place on May 23, 2019, at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus with over 350 people in attendance. This publication from Capital Analytics is a 192-page economic analysis that highlights Miami’s economy, key sectors and opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators. Miami’s real estate, tourism and trade and tech sectors, and the growth of the City of Miami, City of Doral and City of North Miami were among the focus points of the publication. (…)
Press Release: Capital Analytics Associates and AméricaEconomía’s Partnership to Inform Latin American Business Community about Miami’s Economy, April, 2016
AméricaEconomía is a widely recognized Latin American business magazine, bringing its readers respected analysis and interviews with Latin America’s top movers and shakers.
AméricaEconomía Director of Sales Jennifer Price says of the partnership, “The combination of Invest: Miami’s exclusive insights on Miami and our expertise on Latin America will prove to be invaluable to our readers and will further support the ever-strengthening tie between Latin America and Miami. Our readers are eager for content about the Gateway to Latin America and Invest: Miami offers the information they need to grow their thriving business relationships and create new ones.”
Invest: Miami, the only comprehensive report on Miami’s economic climate, showcases the city as a place to come and do business by informing the local, national and international community about the city’s economic climate and demonstrating how it has become a global hub. A publication of dynamic media company Capital Analytics Associates, Invest: Miami includes interviews with several Latin American business leaders and highlights the importance of the city’s unique relationship with the region.
“We are honored and excited that Invest: Miami’s content will be seen by AméricaEconomía’s international audience. As supporters of Miami’s future, we are confident that our partnership will continue to bring Miami the Latin American investment that will benefit both economies,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
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AméricaEconomía is Latin America’s leading business magazine and the preferred multimedia source of information for the area’s most influent executives and biggest businesses. With offices in Santiago, Lima, Buenos Aires, Mexico, Sao Paulo and Miami, AméricaEconomía offers unique coverage of commercial developments from a truly Latin American perspective. AméricaEconomía.com, the online version of our magazine, strives to be the principal source of online information on the most important business news affecting Latin America with timely information and high-quality political and economic analysis.
For more information, visit www.americaeconomia.com.
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Press Release: Capital Analytics Associates and Video.Miami Join Forces to Promote Miami’s Business Opportunities, April 2016
Capital Analytics is a dynamic media company that produces Invest: Miami¸ the only comprehensive report on Miami’s economic climate, which features insights from more than 200 of Miami’s top leaders. As an extension of the publication, Invest: Insights features interviews with those serving as catalysts of change in Miami such as Director of the Department of Transportation and Public Works Alice N. Bravo and South Florida Market President at BBVA Compass Roberto Munoz.
“As supporters of Miami, we are excited that Video.Miami is bringing the city’s message of promising growth to the world. We are proud that our detailed interviews on Miami’s economy will share the same home with Video. Miami’s beautiful high-definition footage,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Video.Miami creates cinematic 4K footage for companies seeking to add a visual edge to their content marketing campaigns. Like Capital Analytics, they are committed to the success of Miami’s educational, community and startup organizations.
Miami Media Entrepreneur Bernard Bonomo says of Invest: Insights, “We are excited to launch this channel to show our customers the ever-growing potential of the industries in this beautiful area. Invest: Insights is contributing to Miami’s reputation as a city that’s open for business.”
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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VIDEO.MIAMI offers cinematic stock footage and curated production services, perfect for startups to Fortune 100 companies, representing the leading experts in every area of video production, animation, photography, marketing and tech.
Contact us at: team@video.miami
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Press Release: Capital Analytics Partners with Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce to Promote Miami, March 17, 2016
Capital Analytics is a dynamic media company that produces Invest: Miami, the only comprehensive report on Miami’s economic climate, which showcases the city as a place to come and do business by informing the local, national and international community about the city’s economic climate and demonstrating how it has become a global hub.
“We admire the GMCC because of their longstanding connection to Miami. The Chamber has and will continue to be devoted to Miami’s progress, which will be aided by the plethora of economic information our book can provide” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
For more than a century, the GMCC has been a social and economic engine guiding the region’s transformation from a small seaside community to a premier global business and finance hub of the 21st century.
Barry E. Johnson, president and CEO of the GMCC, says about Invest: Miami, “Like us, Invest: Miami has shown leadership in the city. Their attention to this market and the depth of Miami-focused information the book provides is essential to anyone looking to engage in this city. GMCC members use Invest: Miami not only to further educate themselves on all sectors of the economy but also to spread the word among investors and business people that Miami is open for business.”
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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About the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce: The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business in South Florida, representing more than 400,000 employees of member companies. It is an association of businesses and professions organized to create progress essential to attaining the social and economic needs of the community. To carry out its mission, the Chamber involves the private sector in community leadership to enhance the economic opportunities and quality of life in the area; while partnering with the community’s economic development and tourism agencies and their initiatives to make our Greater Miami a better place to live, work and play.
https://www.miamichamber.com
Contact details:
Tel: 305-350-7700
Email: reception@miamichamber.com
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Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
1601 Biscayne Boulevard, Ballroom Level
Miami, Florida 33132
Press Release: Capital Analytics Associates Partners with Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. to Promote Miami’s Construction Industry, March 17, 2016
Invest: Miami showcases Miami as a place to come and do business by informing the local, national and international community about the city’s economic climate and demonstrating how it has become a global hub. The book includes insights from Miami’s leaders in construction and contracting and provides timely information on the state of the Greater Miami area’s construction industry.
“ABC does vital work to make Miami an innovative and more livable city as it becomes an urban area. Because construction is so integral to Miami’s development, we are proud to provide information from industry experts to ABC’s members,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
ABC is one of the country’s premier contractor associations, representing more than 20,000 construction industry professionals. As Miami’s construction industry continues growing and the demand for modern retail and residential projects increases, ABC’s members are rising to the occasion to meet the city’s needs.
President and CEO of ABC’s Florida East Coast Chapter Peter M. Dyga says the partnership will be vital to ABC’s members. “Invest: Miami speaks to the movers of shakers of Miami’s construction industry, making this report a useful tool for ABC members to acquire the knowledge they need to continue to contribute to the city. We know our members will appreciate the analysis on Miami’s construction industry as they increasingly work in Miami-Dade County,” Dyga says.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is a national construction industry trade association representing nearly 21,000 chapter members. Founded on the merit shop philosophy, ABC and its 70 chapters help members develop people, win work and deliver that work safely, ethically, profitably and for the betterment of the communities in which ABC and its members work. ABC’s membership represents all specialties within the U.S. construction industry and is comprised primarily of firms that perform work in the industrial and commercial sectors.
- ABC is the merit shop construction industry’s voice with the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the federal government and with state and local governments, as well as with the news media.
- ABC’s mission is the advancement of the merit shop construction philosophy, which encourages open competition and a free enterprise approach that awards contracts based solely on merit, regardless of labor affiliation.
- ABC’s objective is to deal with issues on an industry-wide basis through its national office and chapters.
- ABC’s activities include government representation, legal advocacy, education, workforce development, communications, technology, recognition through national and chapter awards programs, employee benefits, information on best practices, and business development through an online contractor search directory.
ABC was founded in 1950 when seven contractors gathered in Baltimore, Md., to create an association based on the shared belief that construction projects should be awarded on merit to the most qualified and responsible low bidders. The courage and dedication of those seven contractors helped to quickly spread the merit shop. Today, ABC is recognized as one of the leading organizations representing America’s business community and the merit shop construction industry.
For more information, visit www.abceastflorida.com
Contact us at pdyga@abceastflorida.com
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Coconut Creek, Florida 33066
Press Release: WBRN interviews Abby Melone, President of Capital Analytics - March 2, 2016
Abby Melone of Capital Analytics is interviewed by Pete De La Torre: The Voice of Business in Miami on WBRN Miami radio. The show “showcases the amazing professionals who impact our daily lives with their innovations & multiple contributions to our economic growth. Their intent is to enhance and expand our role as “The Voice of Business in Miami” to the world.”
Press Release: Access Granted! Invest: Miami partners with The Beacon Council, February 25, 2016
As Miami-Dade County’s official economic development partnership, The Beacon Council facilitates local, national and international business growth and expansion programs, helping companies of all sizes in diverse industries achieve their goals.
Susan Greene, chief marketing officer of The Beacon Council, says about Invest: Miami, “Our partnership with Invest: Miami is one we are delighted to have made. We share the same goals for Miami’s business climate, but the most important commonality is a passion to see the city grow and develop.”
The Beacon Council President and CEO Larry K. Williams adds that Invest: Miami is essential to attracting international and domestic interest to Miami’s business environment.
“The in-depth research and analysis in Invest: Miami will allow us to showcase the best Miami has to offer,” says Williams. “As we continue building on the city’s success, we expect Invest: Miami to be an essential tool to promote Miami’s economic potential.”
Capital Analytics is a dynamic media company that, like The Beacon Council, focuses on the economy of the Miami market. Through strategic collaborations with leaders in government, business and education, among other sectors, both serve as institutions for community advancement in Miami-Dade.
“The Beacon Council has done a great job providing the community of Miami with the support it needs to experience growth. Here at Invest: Miami, we wish to do the same, and we know this partnership will raise Miami’s burgeoning global status,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Invest: Miami will also be working with the Beacon Council to sponsor signature Beacon events such as the Key Ceremony & Holiday Reception, The Beacon Awards, One Community One Goal and others.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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About The Beacon Council: As Miami-Dade County’s official economic development partnership, The Beacon Council facilitates local, national and international business growth and expansion programs, helping companies of all sizes in diverse industries achieve their goals. Since its creation in 1985, The Beacon Council has completed more than 1,000 new location and expansion projects, for a long list of companies, such as Wells Fargo Advisors, Discovery Network-Latin America, BD Biosciences, Federal Express, Telefonica, Burger King, Ryder System, Inc. and Visa Inc. Today, The Beacon Council continues to advance community’s objectives through a carefully planned action-oriented agenda developed in collaboration with Miami-Dade government, education, business and civic leaders.
Contact details:
Tel: 305-579-1300
Email: info@beaconcouncil.com
Fax: 305-375-0271
The Beacon Council
80 SW 8th Street, Suite 2400
Miami, Florida 33130
Press Release: Capital Analytics Associates and the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce Partner to Support Local Businesses, February 25, 2016
The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce is an economic growth driver of one of Miami-Dade County’s most important and recognized cities, aiding the development of local business and contributing to a successful economy. Through committees and business networking events, the chamber works to promote Coral Gables’ as a to do business. Thanks to the chamber’s efforts, many companies have established offices and headquarters in the city, including AmericanAirlines, Kraft Foods, Bacardi U.S.A. and Odebrecht Construction, Inc.
Chamber President Mark Trowbridge, says of the partnership, “The members of the chamber will find Invest: Miami to be a helpful tool as they attract business to Coral Gables. Invest: Miami’s commitment to educating the Miami community aligns with our goals, making them perfect partners in our mission to support Coral Gables and the Greater Miami area.”
Like the chamber, Capital Analytics serves the needs of Coral Gables businesses, executives, investors and entrepreneurs through forging strategic connections and producing engaging, relevant and high-impact content such as Invest: Miami. The book includes information on Miami-Dade County while highlighting the impact of its well-known cities like Coral Gables.
“Chamber members are the ideal audience for our comprehensive report as they are valuable leaders in Miami’s development as the importance of attracting businesses to local municipalities cannot be underestimated. This partnership with one of Miami’s established and highly respected local organizations is an example of how we continue to be committed to Miami’s success through our relationships with its movers and shakers,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
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The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to foster and enhance the economic interests and quality of life of the Coral Gables community. Created in 1925 by Coral Gables founder George E. Merrick, the Chamber is comprised of businesses and professionals whose goal is to expand the economy of the area. The Chamber hosts a variety of events each month, creating an opportunity for business leaders to network, connect and strengthen relationships.
Additionally, with approximately 20 committees and subcommittees, the Chamber offers an array of involvement opportunities. Whether your interests include independent business development, travel & tourism, the 20/30 group, advocacy or international affairs, a business leader can find a niche at the Chamber.
With the support of members, city officials, local organizations, and residents, the Chamber strives to strengthen the types of services available to the community, such as world-class shopping, renowned restaurants, extraordinary entertainment and tremendous business advantages.
For more information, visit coralgableschamber.org
Contact us at: info@coralgableschamber.org
305-446-1657
224 Catalonia Avenue
Coral Gables, FL 3313
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Press Release: Capital Analytics Associates and Venezuelan American Chamber of Commerce to Promote Miami to Venezuelan Nationals, February 16, 2016
VACC helps Venezuelan nationals do business in the U.S. and has brought increased Venezuelan business to the Greater Miami area, supporting the city’s economy and its standing with Venezuelan investors. VACC maintains strategic partnerships that support Venezuelans’ interests that ease commercial access between the two countries, helping to further Miami’s reputation as the Gateway to Latin America.
VACC President Juan A. Santiago, says VACC members will be thrilled to explore the information contained in Invest: Miami. “Many Venezuelans have strong familial and economic ties to Miami and are eager to know more about the area. Invest: Miami will be a valuable tool for our members to obtain the knowledge they need to make smart business decisions that benefit both Miami and Venezuela,” Santiago says.
Like VACC, Capital Analytics serves the needs of Venezuelan investors by forging strategic organizational connections and producing engaging, relevant and high-impact content such as Invest: Miami. The book also includes several interviews and insights from Hispanic business leaders in Miami, promoting its relationship with Latin America.
“Venezuelan investments, business and connections have proven significant to Miami’s economic development; therefore, we know that access to our report is important for newcomers to easily navigate their steps in Miami’s promising economy. With the information in Invest: Miami and our partnership with VACC, we hope to recognize Miami’s strongest regional investors and contribute to the city’s strong relationship with Latin America,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
305-777-0971
The Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce of the United States is a self-financing non-government organization established in 1991 that derives its entire income from annual membership fees and revenues from the events and publications that it originates.
One of our objectives is to be recognized as the principal bi-national trade association of commerce and industry between Venezuela and United States. Commercial activity between the United States and Venezuela is both enormous and dynamic. Venezuela and the United States are long-term trading partners. The United States is the recipient of important investments made by Venezuelan entrepreneurs.
For more information, visit: www.venezuelanchamber.org
Contact us at: info@venezuelanchamber.org
786-350 1190
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Coral Gables, FL 33134
Press: South Florida Business Journal - 3 Investment lessons from Invest: Miami 2015, May 28, 2015
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May 28, 2015
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Press Release: Invest: Miami 2015 Features Exclusive Interview with Greenberg Traurig Co-Chair Matt Gorson, June 8, 2015
MIAMI – Greenberg Traurig Co-Chair Matt Gorson is featured in the newly published Invest: Miami 2015, a comprehensive 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to Miami.
Invest: Miami was officially launched late last month at a VIP luncheon in Miami’s Coconut Grove district, with a welcome address made by City of Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado and was keynoted by Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Giménez. The event featured a panel discussion comprised of top-level local leaders, who discussed innovations and provided insight as to why Miami is becoming the next major global business hub.
The publication analyzes the leading trends and challenges in the market, and is based in part on information gathered from exclusive sit-down discussions with over 200 prominent industry leaders in Miami-Dade County, who provided in-depth assessments and candid market insights.
Gorson’s interview is presented in the Legal chapter of the report, which was co-produced by Capital Analytics, the publisher of Invest: Miami, and Greenberg Traurig. The Legal chapter closely examines growing legal practice areas in Miami-Dade, including real estate and land use; environment; technology and venture capital; private equity; litigation and arbitration; cross-border transactions; with a special spotlight on public-private partnerships.
To obtain a copy of the report, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
About Invest: Miami 2015:
Invest: Miami 2015 is an in-depth economic review of the key issues facing Miami-Dade’s economy featuring the exclusive insights of prominent industry leaders. Invest: Miami is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business. The report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county (full list: Construction and Real Estate; Trade and Logistics; Transportation; Banking and Finance; Technology and Innovation; Health; Education; Retail; Tourism; Entertainment, Arts and Media; Sports; Environment & Utilities; Legal and Accounting), analyzes the leading challenges facing the market, as well as covers emerging opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators.
About Greenberg Traurig, LLP:
Greenberg Traurig, LLP is an international, multi-practice law firm with approximately 1800 attorneys serving clients from 37 offices in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The firm is among the 2015 BTI Brand Elite and among the most “Tech Savvy.” It was on the 2013-2015 BTI Client Service 30 listings of firms “most recognized by clients for providing excellent client service,” and one of the 2014 BTI Client Relationship Scorecard “Power Elite,” based on the nature and strength of its client relationships. More information can be found at: www.gtlaw.com.
Press Release: Invest: Miami Partners with the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce: Offering Access to the Complete Economic Review of Miami, February 8, 2016
SFLHCC aspires to promote the continued growth of the Hispanic business community, while advocating for Hispanic and minority-owned business.
Liliam Lopez, president and CEO of the SFLHCC, says about Invest: Miami, “SFLHCC members will revel in the great amount of information Invest: Miami provides. It is truly an all-in-one publication. As a supporter of Miami’s economy, we are using Invest: Miami as a tool to bring more investment to the area.”
Capital Analytics is a dynamic media company that, like the SFLHCC, serves the needs of Hispanic businesses, executives, investors and entrepreneurs through forging strategic connections and producing engaging, relevant and high-impact content such as Invest: Miami.
“Providing comprehensive information on the dynamics of Miami-Dade’s economy is our mandate. This partnership with SFLHCC allows us to reach a vital segment of the Miami populace and forge relationships with those who are shaping Miami’s success,” says Abby Melone, executive director of Capital Analytics.
Through this partnership, Invest: Miami will be able to provide unique insights into Miami’s economy and business climate for the members of the SFLHCC, who serve as pillars of the Hispanic community. “The collaboration with SFLHCC will allow us to further enhance our coverage of the market and our engagement with the Hispanic community of Miami and aid in the mission of Miami-Dade’s advancement,” Melone says.
Invest: Miami is the first, comprehensive, 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to enter the Miami market. The publication is produced with two goals in mind: 1) to provide comprehensive investment knowledge on Miami to external investors and the global business community, and 2) to promote Miami as a place to invest and do business, the report conducts a deep dive of the top economic sectors in the county.
To obtain a copy of the report and get more information about us, visit www.capitalanalyticsassociates.com
Contact us at: contact@capitalaa.com
305-777-0971
About the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce: The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC) was founded on July 21, 1994, with the mission of promoting the continued growth and development of the Hispanic business community and to serve as a resource center and forum to advocate for Hispanic and Minority owned businesses. The organization is comprised of dedicated professional individuals and business owners who have come together to advance the commercial, financial, educational and civic interests of the ever-growing Hispanic Community of South Florida.
Contact Details:
Telephone: (305) 534-1903
Fax: (305) 534-8365
Email: info@sflhcc.com
333 Arthur Godfrey Road, Suite 300
Miami Beach, FL 33140
Invest: Miami launches first-ever Comprehensive Annual Investment Guide on Miami-Dade
The editorial team behind Invest: Miami and a panel of renowned community leaders today unveiled Invest: Miami 2015, a comprehensive 200-page economic review that illuminates the key issues facing Miami-Dade and underscores emerging business opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and innovators looking to Miami. The publication analyzes the leading trends and challenges in the market, and is based in part on information gathered from exclusive sit-down discussions with over 200 prominent industry leaders in Miami-Dade County, who provided in-depth assessments and candid market insights. (…)