Emilio Gonzalez’s broad knowledge of domestic and foreign business, government and policy practices has landed him as director of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department in April.
Prior to his new role, Mr. Gonzalez was president and CEO of NPI Advisors, an international and government affairs consulting firm, and president and CEO of Indra USA, the US subsidiary of Spain’s Indra Systems, a European-based IT solutions international company.
Additionally, he served as director of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services within the Department of Homeland Security in Washington, as senior managing director for global and government affairs at a major local law firm, and as director of Western Hemisphere Affairs at the National Security Council at the White House. He retired with a rank of colonel from the US Army.
Mr. Gonzalez hit the ground running once he took office with an extensive list of goals to fulfill to grow and prosper Miami International Airport, ranging from smart parking to an overall improvement of every passenger’s travel experience.
Miami Today reporter Blanca Venegas interviewed Mr. Gonzalez in his office inside the Miami International Airport.
The song Love is Gone; lyrics, composition and arrangement by Melis Bilen.
Melis Bilen performed a couple of songs together with Istanbul University State Conservatory Jazz Band.
Carlos Lopez-Cantera’s year got off to a busy start. In January he assumed the role of Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser and in March he welcomed a new addition to his family.
Taking office, he hit the ground running, putting plans in action to reduce the number of property tax appeals lodged with the Value Adjustment Board, made homestead exemptions available online, made the appraiser’s website’s property search compatible for mobile devices, declared a new culture for the office and much more.
Reporter Laura Stace interviewed Mr. Lopez-Cantera in his office at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center.
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The song Dark In The Eyes; lyrics and composition by Melis Bilen.
Turkish lyrics by Melis Bilen and music byAlicia Keys.
Turkish lyrics by Melis Bilen and music by Rodney Jerkins.
The song Sen ve Ben; lyrics, composition and the arrangement by Melis Bilen.
Turkish lyrics by Melis Bilen and music by Lara Fabian and Igor Krutoy.
The song Anne; lyrics, composition and the arrangement by Melis Bilen.
The song Olacak Olur Hayatta; lyrics and composition by Melis Bilen.
Did the real estate market hit its bottom in 2012? And what can we expect in 2013?
[Air Date: 1/04/2013]
Jeremiah Jenner's level four photography class choose their favorite black and white photos from the photography course and showed them off at Galerie Jenner in Ft. Lauderdale. It was quite a party and Jeremiah was very proud of his students.
New World School of the Arts senior Stephanie White talks about her one person play called "To Bean or Not To Bean," which was part of the NSWA 2012 One Festival, an annual series featuring plays written, directed and starring senior's from the schools Theatre program.
In a way, Matthew Whitman Lazenby is his family’s answer to the new world of Miami’s upscale shopping scene.
He favors the work of Ayn Rand, the late Russian-American novelist and philosopher. She believed laissez-faire capitalism is the ideal political-economic system where people deal with each other as traders of free exchange to their mutual benefit.
In a sense, he sees those elements play out every day on the job, as operating partner in his family’s business –the Bal Harbour Shops, one of Greater Miami’s bastions of high-end fashion shopping.
He is at the helm at a challenging and exciting time for the 47-year-old, open-air shopping center, which is working to stay ahead of the competition in the area’s evolving and increasingly competitive luxury retail sector. In recent years, several stores at the Shops have defected to newer locales such as the Aventura Mall and midtown-Miami’s Design District.
Mr. Whitman Lazenby, whose duties including tenant leases, says other stores have stepped in, but the need to offer designers more space is paramount. With that in mind, the Shops is about to undertake a major expansion, estimated at a cost of about $100 million, and he is helping shape the plan.
After stints working in the real estate field in New York and Detroit, Mr. Whitman Lazenby got the seasoning he needed to step into a leadership role at the Shops. He completed the process with a master’s degree in real estate development, which he is sure to put to use with the expansion – including relocating a nearby church.
At his office in the mall, Mr. Whitman Lazenby spoke with Miami Today reporter Scott Blake about his work to help carry his family’s legacy into the future.
In a way, Matthew Whitman Lazenby is his family’s answer to the new world of Miami’s upscale shopping scene.
He favors the work of Ayn Rand, the late Russian-American novelist and philosopher. She believed laissez-faire capitalism is the ideal political-economic system where people deal with each other as traders of free exchange to their mutual benefit.
In a sense, he sees those elements play out every day on the job, as operating partner in his family’s business –the Bal Harbour Shops, one of Greater Miami’s bastions of high-end fashion shopping.
He is at the helm at a challenging and exciting time for the 47-year-old, open-air shopping center, which is working to stay ahead of the competition in the area’s evolving and increasingly competitive luxury retail sector. In recent years, several stores at the Shops have defected to newer locales such as the Aventura Mall and midtown-Miami’s Design District.
Mr. Whitman Lazenby, whose duties including tenant leases, says other stores have stepped in, but the need to offer designers more space is paramount. With that in mind, the Shops is about to undertake a major expansion, estimated at a cost of about $100 million, and he is helping shape the plan.
After stints working in the real estate field in New York and Detroit, Mr. Whitman Lazenby got the seasoning he needed to step into a leadership role at the Shops. He completed the process with a master’s degree in real estate development, which he is sure to put to use with the expansion – including relocating a nearby church.
At his office in the mall, Mr. Whitman Lazenby spoke with Miami Today reporter Scott Blake about his work to help carry his family’s legacy into the future.
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The songThat’s the Story; lyrics and composition by Melis Bilen.
