Following the successful completion of Invest: Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County 2017 and Focus: Atlanta First Edition, Capital Analytics has returned to its flagship project and home base to undertake the fourth edition of its Miami publication. The new publication comes after the well-received Invest: Miami 2017. For the new edition
When: January 24, 2017 Where: Intercontinental Miami, Miami Keynote conversations from some of Miami's most prominent figures This program consisted of a series of Moderated Keynotes covering some of the most pressing topics our City and Region face as we evolve from a world-class vacation destination to world-class metropolitan destination.
Invest: Miami speaks with Jorge Salas, President and CEO As Miami’s banking sector has grown significantly in recent years, it has become highly competitive. Competition is particularly strong for community banks; today, there are approximately half as many such banks in this market as there were 10 years ago, partially
Invest: Miami speaks to Gary J. Spulak, President In 2015, Embraer celebrated its 36th year in South Florida. Embraer’s arrival in Florida was our first step toward globalization by establishing our U.S. presence. The U.S. was the most important aviation market at the time, and North America continues to
Invest: Miami speaks with Marilyn Devoe, Vice President Two years ago, American Airlines merged with US Airways, becoming the largest airline in the world. Since then, our efforts have been centered on becoming the greatest airline in the world for our customers, employees, stakeholders and partners. Miami International Airport (MIA)
How transportation companies prepare for the future using the infrastructure of the past Vincent Signorello, President & CEO – Florida East Coast Industries What advantages does Florida East Coast Industries (FECI) hold when it comes to Florida’s infrastructure development? Established more than a century ago by American pioneer Henry Flagler,
How Miami-Dade’s public and private sectors are addressing the strain of rapid growth on the county’s underlying infrastructure Jose R. Mas CEO – MasTec How is Miami’s development boom affecting the county’s infrastructure? We are growing up as a city and to sustain this, we need to think about infrastructure.
By: Nicholas O'Connor, AméricaEconomía For many years AméricaEconomía Intelligence has published its ranking of the best cities to do business in Latin America. The detailed study takes various factors such as the city’s PIB, its PIB per capita and the presence of investment banks into account. Other important elements are the unemployment
MIAMI, April, 2016 – Known as the Gateway to Latin America, Miami is rapidly expanding to become an international city and an indispensable economic center to the U.S. To further understanding of the city’s changes, Video.Miami has launched a channel on their website dedicated to Invest: Insights, a video series from Capital Analytics
Invest: Miami speaks to Joseph Kavana, CEO When we purchased the land for Metropica over 20 years ago, we recognized development could move in two directions: north from Miami-Dade or west from Eastern Broward. Sunrise was an ideal location as it is at South Florida’s epicenter, close to four counties
