Both Sides of the Table
NOVEMBER 14, 2010
While many of my friends bragged about their 5 condos in Florida I kept talking about how the real estate market was in a bubble – their gains an illusion. For reason number two people pay a higher price & rent in New York than they do in San Antonio, Texas. It is the new cocktail party conversation.
YoungUpstarts
NOVEMBER 12, 2020
Much of this success is due to the flexibility of startups and their ability to adapt. Even a simple Florida start-up could adjust to the changing tides if they knew how to approach the problem. Many startups are already tech-based, and the tech they use can help them connect with consumers and make sales online.
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David Teten
AUGUST 6, 2013
I was visiting as part of Terrapinn Private Equity World, a leading private equity conference for the Latin American technology community. I’m particularly interested in Miami’s potential due to its being a hub for immigrants. This is sophisticated technology being built out of Winter Park (a small city near Orlando).
Both Sides of the Table
SEPTEMBER 19, 2017
Beatriz has been a tireless public advocate of the role of Latinx leaders in startups, technology y media. The population is now approaching 20% of the US population, 40% of California, 40% of Texas, 25% of Florida, 20% of New York … this is a multi-cultural country already whether Trump’s base likes it or not.
Gust
OCTOBER 16, 2012
Within the US, California significantly led the startup scene, while New York, Florida, and Texas followed closely behind in subsequent order and remained in the same top places as August. Interestingly, two new industries made it into the top ten, Education and Clean Tech, both with double-digit increase rates.
YoungUpstarts
SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
In an article titled “Where Lying Was Business as Usual,” Business Week reviewed a book on the Wedtech Scandal, a Washington scandal of the late eighties in which a few government officials fed fat contracts to a dubious supplier. There are scores of individuals who equate diligence with drudgery. Accountability.
YoungUpstarts
NOVEMBER 28, 2013
In an article titled “Where Lying Was Business as Usual,” Business Week reviewed a book on the Wedtech Scandal, a Washington scandal of the late eighties in which a few government officials fed fat contracts to a dubious supplier. There are scores of individuals who equate diligence with drudgery. Accountability.
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