DEVELOPING BUSINESS ♦ BUILDING COMMUNITY

Developing Business Building Community

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IN THIS ISSUE• Chairman’s Remarks Page 2

• President’s Perspective Page 3

• Trustee Talk Page 4

• 5K Tour of the Gables Page 5

• Membership Highlights Page 6

• Calendar of Events Page 7

• Sponsor Recognition Page 8

MARCH | APRIL 2011

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The Coral Gables Chamber of Com-merce will honor excellence in busi-

ness at the 2011 AXA Advisors Businesswomen of the Year Awards Luncheon on Friday, March 11th at 11:30 a.m. at the Coral Gables Country Club, 997 North Greenway Drive. Th e AXA Advisors Business-women of the Year Awards were created to recognize women, living or working in Miami-Dade County, who

demonstrate excellence in their businesses or professions, as well as serve as role models for other women. Th is year, the presentation will honor one woman in each of fi ve catego-ries: Entrepreneur, Corporate, Philanthropy, Public Service/Non-Profi t, and Retailer/Res-taurateur. “We are very proud and hon-ored to once again present and sponsor the Businesswomen of the Year Awards,” said Luis Chiappy, Regional Executive Vice President of AXA Advi-sors. Th e Chamber will also present Marge Hunt Hartnett

with the Margaret St. Germain Cornerstone Award in honor of the fi rst woman chair of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce (1975-1976).During her tenure, Margaret St. Germain was remembered as a mentor by many and a member of the “Committee of 21,” which was instrumental in bringing multinational com-panies into the City of Coral Gables.Th e cost of the luncheon is $50 for Chamber Members who RSVP by Monday, March 7th and $60 for guests. VIP Tables

of 10 are available for $600.Th e title sponsor for the awards ceremony is AXA Advisors. Other award sponsors include Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation, Touché Beauty, U.S. Century Bank, Earl M. Foster Associates and the South Florida Business Journal. For more information on the 2011 AXA Advisors Businesswomen of the Year Awards, please call Senior Events Manager, Erica Dominguez at 305-446-1657 or e-mail edominguez@coral-gableschamber.org.

ADRIANA SERNACoral Gables Chamber of Commerce

2011 AXA ADVISORS Businesswomen of the Year Awards

Th e Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce is supporting small business with the fourth an-nual March Madness Business Expo. Th e Expo will take place on Th ursday, March 24th at 5:30 p.m. at the Coral Gables Coun-try Club, 997 North Greenway

Drive. Guests can enjoy delicious food and drink as they peruse the exhibits presented by nearly 50 diff erent local companies. Busi-ness leaders will also have the op-portunity to establish high-value connections. Th is year’s exhibi-tors include AFLAC, Biltmore Hotel, Catering By Loveables, Coconut Grove Bank, Comobar, Compass Offi ce Solutions, Im-agery Creative, Intelligent Offi ce,

Montica Jewelry among others. Guests are encouraged to join us and learn about the many busi-ness opportunities and services that are available in the Coral Ga-bles business community. For more information about the March Madness Business Expo, please call Georgina Exposito at 305-446-1657 or email gexposi-to@coralgableschamber.org

ADRIANA SERNACoral Gables Chamber of Commerce

MARCH MADNESS TAKES OVER THE CORAL GABLES COUNTRY CLUB

FINALISTSEntrepreneur Category

Carol Fenster, CEO and FounderBaby Abuelita Productions

Joy Wallace, PresidentA Joy Wallace Catering Production

& Design

Province “Boo” Park ZamekPresident and Founder

Just Ask Boo

FINALISTSCorporate Category

Gilda Baldwin, CEOWestchester General Hospital

Marti MangSenior Vice President of Corporate Lending

TotalBank

Claudia PuigSenior Vice President

East Coast Regional ManagerUnivision Radio

FINALISTSPhilanthropy Category

Gabrielle D’Alemberte, PartnerLaw Offi ces of Robert L. Parks

Patricia San Pedro, PresidentSan Pedro Productions

Leslie Sternlieb, PresidentUnabridged Editorial Services,

Inc.

FINALISTSPublic Service / Non-Profi t

Category

Jodi Cross, Executive DirectorThe Commonwealth Institute

of South Florida

Lucy Morillo-AgnettiPresident and CEO

Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation

Ana Maria SosaVice President of Operations

Big Brothers Big Sisters

FINALISTSRetail / Restauranteur

Category

Michelle Bernstein, ChefMichy’s and Señora Martinez

Restaurants

Misha Kuryla-GomezOwner

Misha’s Cupcakes

Noemi GrupenmagerFounder and CEO

UniK Wax

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2010-2011 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND

BOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEChairman: John O’Rourke III

(Montica Jewelry)Chairman-Elect:

Drew Kern (Essingler-Wooten-Maxwell Realtors)Vice Chairman-Business & Economic Dev.

Brian Barakat (Barakat Law P.A.)Vice Chairman-Gov’t & Legislative Affairs:

Mark Meranda (Turner Construction)Vice Chair-Community Affairs:

Nikki Deas (Vine Communications)Vice Chairman-Member Affairs:

Frank Fernandez (U.S. Century Bank)Vice Chair-International Affairs:

Carolina Rendeiro (Right Space Management)Vice Chair-Special Events:

Anabella Smith (Zyscovich Architects)Treasurer:

Gabe Castrillon (Hyatt Regency Coral Gables)Trustee Council Chair:

Linda Knudsen (Baptist Health South Florida)Parliamentarian:

John Knowles (Photo Offset)Past Chair:

Sarah Nesbitt Artecona (University of Miami)Chairman’s Appointee:

Raquel Hickey (Coconut Grove Bank)President & CEO:

Mark A. Trowbridge

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Elected - term expires 2011Thad Adams (Allen Morris Company)

Dennis Doucette (Biltmore Hotel)Gloria Bracciano (Gulliver Schools)

Martha de la Peña Rojas (BlueCross BlueShield of Florida)Emilio Vazquez (Coconut Grove Bank)

Elected - term expires 2012Manny Alvarez (International Finance Bank)

George Feliciano (Bay Plumbing Co.)Marco Ibarra (Eliptek Technology Group)

Maria Llorca (Village of Merrick Park)Marti Mang (TotalBank)

Elected - term expires 2013Perry Adair (Becker & Poliakoff)

Ramon Ferrer (Florida Power & Light)Nelson Lazo (Doctors Hospital)

Deirdre Nero (Nero Immigration Law)Naida Torres (AM Insurance Group)

Chairman Appointees - term expires 2011Wayne Eldred (Tarpon Bend)

Sandra Gonzalez-Levy (Florida International University)Edward Holden (Mercantil Commercebank, N.A.)

Laura Russo (Laura L. Russo, Esq. LLC)Barbara Schumann (Touche Beauty)

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

Business Improvement District:Brad Rosenblatt (Rene Ruiz)

City of Coral Gables:Cynthia Birdsill (Economic Sustainability Department

City of Coral Gables:Vice Mayor William H. Kerdyk, Jr.

Coral Gables Community Foundation:Andria Hanley

VISION Coral Gables:Marc Berenfeld (Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP)

Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce305.446.1657

NOTICE TO GENERAL MEMBERSHIP

Please be advised that the annual process of electing offi cers and directors for the Chamber is underway. Th e general membership has the opportunity to

nominate members of the Chamber for Board membership.

In order to be nominated, a member must submit his or her request signed by twenty-fi ve (25) members in good standing to the Chamber offi ce by 4 p.m.

on April 1, 2011.

Any submission from the membership will be added to the slate of Nominees determined by the Chamber’s Nominating Committee and Board of Direc-

tors. Chamber Board elections will be held in May 2011.

Ballots will be sent to each member in good standing.

John O’Rourke IIIMontica JewelryCGCC Chairmanjohn@montica.com

Th u r s d a y , January 27th, 2011 was an

historic day for our City Beautiful as the City Commission voted

unanimously in support of a new vision that will greatly improve and enhance the heart of our downtown district, Miracle Mile. Our Chamber President, Mark Trowbridge, summed it up best when he so eloquently stated that this project is a “Game Changer” for our great City. Indeed it is and it could not have come sooner.

As other similar municipalities have re-invested into their downtown districts, Mary Brickell Village and South Miami to name a few, Coral Gables has sat idle on the sidelines to address our challenges. A 5- 0 vote by the Commission in favor of moving forward with such a visionary plan for the pulse of our downtown district, Miracle Mile and surrounding area, is monumental.

Your Chamber leadership has been an intricate part of this long process over the past several years, along with the Business Improvement District and other stakeholders. I was proud to witness the overwhelming support by our Chamber leadership, with so many attending in support of the resolution.

No doubt this a step in the right direction and your Chamber continues to play a relevant role in the advancement and eventual realization of a new and exciting

streetscape for our retail district. Over the coming months, you will

hear more about the proposed project as funding sources and details are ironed out by the City leadership and our elected offi cials. I encourage you to reach out to our Commissioners – as well as those running for offi ce - and let them know that you are in full support of the streetscape project as an economic development catalyst. It is a win-win for our merchants, property owners and guests alike.

I agree wholeheartedly with our City Manager, Pat Salerno, when he states that “Th is investment will increase property values for Miracle Mile and Giralda Avenue and there will be more property tax revenue from commercial properties”. Th ese funds, provided they are reinvested properly back into the district, virtually ensure that we remain a premier destination to live, work and play.

Th is project is indeed the “Game Changer” of our time.

OUR CHAMBER CHAIRMAN’S KEYS TO SUCCESS

Mark A. Trowbridge, President & CEOCoral Gables Chamber of Commerce

It is a common belief that the month of March comes in roaring like a lion…and our Chamber is absolutely in tune with this description in terms of our activities

and events this month.March is always fi lled with a little bit of

Madness - and I don’t just mean what happens during NCAA tournament time on the basketball courts.

Your Chamber is very busy this time of year, laser-beam focused on helping you grow your business and raise your profi le. We want to make sure that you Get Noticed!

Th is month, there are the usual activities that our Chamber does that will keep you engaged and active, including a keynote address to our local business community by John Esposito, CEO of Bacardi USA at the upcoming Good Morning Coral Gables breakfast on March 17th. Now, that is a St. Patrick’s Day surprise! Jane Wooldridge, Business Editor at the Miami Herald, will set the stage with opening remarks on how our business community is doing in this slowly recovering economy.

Our annual AXA Advisors Businesswomen of the Year Awards will once again celebrate the best and brightest in our business community on Friday, March 11th. Th e six women we will honor represent the very spirit of entrepreneurialism, the pinnacle of philanthropy and the cornerstone of corporate loyalty. Th ey understand the importance of mentoring other women, breaking through barriers and giving back in a meaningful way to our

community.March Madness will celebrate its fourth year of promoting small

and medium businesses with the largest expo we have ever hosted. Staged at the Coral Gables Country Club on March 24th, this event allows our member to Get in the Game and connect with a whole new audience of clients and potential business partners.

People do business with people they know…and that is how a Chamber of Commerce works at its very best. Our network of members is robust and rich with those business leaders with which you want to grow your business. Th ere is common ground and a strong bond that is forged via the Chamber relationship and I love watching it evolve and prosper each day.

Finally, with the elections for Coral Gables City Commission in April, we will host our bi-annual Candidate Forum. Th is event, to be hosted on March 29th at the University of Miami’s Cosford Cinema, will feature all 11 candidates running for both Commission seats and for Mayor. Th is is the most important election to the business community in a decade. Our involvement, while at arms length, must be signifi cant and our voices must be heard. Th e business community contributes signifi cantly to the tax base in Coral Gables, as well as to the quality of life our residents, employees and visitors all love so much. Th is election will be a game changer and the Chamber is helping draw up the play.

Th ere is much to feel good about, much to be proud of, and a tremendous amount of work to be done. Won’t you join us as March comes roaring in like a lion?

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PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE - MARCH COMES ROARING IN!

Women’s Business Luncheon - February 15th, 2011

Top Left (from left to right): Chairman Elect Drew Kern, Lani Valido, Pedro Rivera,

Dr. Redmond Burke, Rosemary Guilfole, Mark A. Trowbridge, Barbara Noland.

Top Right: Dr. Redmond Burke, Cardiac Surgeon, Miami Children’s Hospital.

Bottom Left: Abby Vicencio, Vicencio Welath Money Group, our raffl e winner.Bottom Right:Chair-Elect Drew Kern,

EWM and Stacey Kern.

In keeping with our commitment to highlight Trustee members in each issue of our Chamber newsletter, this month we’re shining the spotlight on

Logistical Outsourcing, Inc. A Chamber member since 2009, Logistical Outsourcing recently upgraded their membership to Trustee level. In our recent interview, I asked Nelson Penalver, Vice President of Business Development, what motivated his company to increase its Chamber involvement. Here’s what he had to say:

“We evaluated many Chamber organizations in Miami-Dade County, and decided that

joining the Coral Gables Chamber was one of our best options. We looked at members, quality of service off erings, events, and many other aspects that would provide us with a professional forum and venue, to not only conduct business and establish relationships, but also to give back to the community. When we joined, we were impressed beyond our expectations! Ultimately,

we decided to become Trustee members and be part of this prestigious and dynamic group. We are certain this will be a rewarding and positive experience for our company. Our aim is to be an active participant and explore new ways to enhance our services to the business community in Coral Gables. We are excited and thankful for the opportunity to be part of this wonderful group of professionals.”

Logistical Outsourcing, Inc., is a minority-owned business. Since 2004 the company

has been providing the South Florida area with advertising and marketing services, such as web and creative design, Internet and social media marketing as well as outdoor signage and trade show displays, promotional products and creative services.

Tell me about your Trustee Chamber experience, and we’ll feature you and your company in a future issue. I can be reached at lindak@baptisthealth.net.

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TRUSTEE TALK

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GOOD MORNING CORAL GABLES - Thursday, February 24, 2011

ALBERTO ROMEU | ALBERTO ROMEU PHOTOGRAPHYTop Left: Brian Keeley, Chairman John O’Rourke, Phillis Oeters, Mark A. Trowbridge, Jose Romano

Top Right: Marge Hunt Hartnett, 2011 Margaret St. Germain Cornerston Award HonoreeBottom Left: Mark A. Trowbridge celebrating our Chairman John O’Rourke’s birthdayBottom Right: Luis Miguel, Terri and Ruben Romeu, Nelson Penalver and Jorge Diaz

Linda Knudsen,Baptist Health South Florida andTrustee CouncilChair

Nelson PenalverVP of Business Development

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DASH THE DATE - MAY 21ST - BAPTIST HEALTH TOUR OF THE GABLES 5K

The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce has announced that its 16th Annual Baptist Health Tour of the Gables 5K will take place

on Saturday, May 21, 2011 at 7:30 A.M. Th e event’s Title Sponsor, Baptist Health of South Florida, alongside our Host Sponsor, the City of Coral Gables, has once again come together to facilitate the 3.1 mile run / walk through the lovely and picturesque streets of the City Beautiful. Bunge, Yoss Attorneys at Law, Evensky & Katz Wealth Management and Seasons 52 are among the current corporate sponsors for this USATF and RCCA certifi ed run.

“For more than 15 years, the Chamber has organized this event with the objective of promoting health and fi tness within the community, as well as encouraging cor-

porate team participation,” said Mark A. Trowbridge, President of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce. “Corporate teams encourage coworkers to work together and boost company morale, while providing invaluable promotion and exposure within the community.”

Th ere will be running, walking and wheel chair groups to encourage participants of all fi tness levels to join in. As an added in-centive, Seasons 52 will prepare a mini-in-dulgence dessert for everyone that crosses the fi nish line. Th e fi rst 1,000 participants will receive a commemorative Tech Shirt.Th e largest team with the most runners wins the Corporate Team Award.

To register for the run visit www.footworks.com and register online. Th e cost is $25 for pre-registration and $35 the day of the event for adults; $15 and $20 for runners under 18 years of age.

For sponsorship opportunities, please con-tact Erica Dominguez, Senior Events Man-ager for the Coral Gables Chamber at 305-446-1657, or via email at edominguez@coralgableschamber.org.

ADRIANA SERNACoral Gables Chamber

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY TO HOLD 2011 RELAY FOR LIFE OF CORAL GABLES

The American Cancer Society is set to hold the 2011 Relay for Life of Coral Gables on April 16-17, 2011. Th e event will take place at

George Merrick Park from 12:00 PM-6:00 AM.

Th e American Cancer Society Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives eve-ryone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fi ght back against the disease. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, Relays are overnight

events up to 18 - 24 hours in length.

Relay For Life is the signature event that aims to gather the Coral Gables Commu-nity to fi ght cancer together. Relay Teams will fundraise throughout the year and par-

ticipate in a fun-fi lled overnight event de-signed to celebrate survivorship and raise money for research and programs of your American Cancer Society.

Th e Coral Gables Chamber 20 / 30 Group will be participating in the race under the team name “30something”. Help us cheer them on to the fi nish line!

To sign up for a team visit www.relayforlife.org/cgfl and click “Sign Up,” then click “Start a Team” or “Join a Team” and complete the registration process by following the in-structions on each page. For more informa-tion or to become a sponsor, please contact the American Cancer Society Community Representative Alyssa Meyer at Alyssa.Meyer@cancer.org or 305-779-2847.

ADRIANA SERNACoral Gables Chamber

What happens if you do not advertise your business? Nothing.

Make your business stand out and take full advantage of your Chamber membership. Th ere are sponsorship opportuni-ties, newsletter advertising, website advertising and much more available to you to help promote your business. Rates are available on the front page of our website, www.coralgableschamber.org.

SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES

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MEMBERSHIP HIGHLIGHTSWELCOME TO OUR NEWEST

CHAMBER MEMBERS!

2000 Ponce Business CenterAkerman Senterfi ttAlbion Staffi ng Solutions, Inc.Bolzano HandbagsCentral Beer Garden & Sushi CentralClear Channel OutdoorCreativas GroupElite Body Sculpting and Anti-aging of Coral GablesEsslinger-Wooten-Maxwell RealtorsFirestone Capital Management, Inc.FontanaGameTimeGlass Ratner Advisory & Capital Group LLCGreen Table Artisan Kitchen & BistroH & R BlockHernandez, CPA & Co, Inc.Hewryk (4VOO Florida LLC)Ibiley ManufacturingIKF’s Wonderfund at Jackson Memorial FoundationiSure Insurance BrokersIT Support MiamiJGB BankJohn Casablancas ModelingKarent Sierra Aesthetic DentistryLogistical Outsourcing, Inc.Lombardi Aguilar GroupMurray Law Firm, P.A.My Bestfriend’s ClosetPalme d’OrPanera BreadPasha’s Peckar & AbramsonPeterbrooke ChocolatierSake Blue Asian Kitchen & BarShake-A-Leg MiamiSkintiqueSpecial Olympics Miami Dade CountySunny South Design StudioTCBYThere For Us, Inc.World Currency Trading

* BOLD denotes new Trustee member

SAVE THESE IMPORTANT 2011 DATES!

WIND DOWN WEDNESDAY - 5:30 P.M. Tarpon Bend

MAR. 2

GOOD MORNING CORAL GABLES - 7:30 A.M., Biltmore Hotel. Guest Speaker: John Esposito, President & CEO, Bacardi USA

MAR. 17THE TROW KNOWS... CEO’s - 8:30 A.M. Up Close and Personal Interview with PATRICK G. SALERNO, Coral Gables City Manager

MAR. 4

MARCH MADNESS BUSINESS EXPO - 5:30 P.M., Coal Gables Country Club

MAR. 24

2011 AXA ADVISORS BUSINESSWOMEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS - 11:30 A.M.Coral Gables Country Club

MAR. 11

GOALS CONFERENCEBILTMORE HOTEL

JUNE 23 & 24

VISION INVESTORSBaptist Health South FloridaBay Plumbing Company Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. The Biltmore HotelCherry, Bekaert & Holland, L.L.P.Coconut Grove BankCoral Gables Trust CompanyEliptek Technology GroupExpress Travel (in-kind)Gulliver SchoolsHotel St. Michel (in-kind)Hyatt Regency Coral Gables

International Finance BankMercedes Benz of Coral GablesMontica JewelryPhoto OffsetRight Space ManagementSabadell United Bank, N.A. Sharff, Wittmer, Kurtz & JacksonTransatlantic BankThe University of MiamiVictoria & Associates Career ServicesWaste ManagementThe Westin Colonnade Coral Gables Hotel Williamson Cadillac - HUMMER

SPONSORSHIP/INVESTOR HALL OF FAMEDecember 2010 through March 2011

$5,000 AND ABOVE Baptist Health South FloridaBrown-Forman BeveragesCherry, Bekaert & Holland, L.L.P.Hyatt Regency Coral GablesMontica JewelryThe Biltmore HotelUniversity of Miami

$2,500 - $4,999

AT&TBlueCross BlueShield of FloridaEast Coast Public Adjusters, Inc. Florida Power & LightGulliver SchoolsHome Financing Center, Inc.International Finance Bank International Finance Bank Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, P.A. The Allen Morris Company

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EVENTS CALENDAR

APRIL 2011

MARCH 2011MON. TUES. WEDS. THURS. FRI. SAT/SUN.

7 8 9 10 11 12/13

14 15 16 17 18 19/20

21 22 23 24 25 26/27

28 29 30 31

4 5 6 7 8 9/10

11 12 13 14 15 16/17

18 19 20 21 22 23/24

8:00 a.m.Go Green Committee

12:15 p.m.RE-Connect Luncheon

5:30 p.m.Wind Down Wednesday

7:30 a.m.Good Morning Coral

Gables Breakfast9:00 a.m.

20/30 Group Mtg.

8:00 a.m.Business &

Education Mtg.5:30 p.m.

March Madness

9:00 a.m.Cultural Affairs Mtg.

8:00 a.m. Chairman’s

Ambassador Mtg. 9:00 a.m.

WBN Committee Mtg.

5:30 p.m.Trustee Reception

8:00 a.m.Business &

Government Affairs Mtg.

1 2/3

8:00 a.m.International Affairs

Mtg.

8:00 a.m.Go Green Committee

Mtg.12:15 p.m.RE-ConnectLuncheon5:30 p.m.

Wind Down Wednesday

8:00 a.m.International Affairs

Committee Mtg.

8:00 a.m.Business &

Government Affairs Committee Mtg.

8:00 a.m. M-Team Committee

Mtg.

8:00 a.m.Business &

Education Mtg

11:45 a.m.Trustee Luncheon

7:30 a.m.Good Morning Coral

Gables Breakfast9:00 a.m.

20/30 Group mtg.

8:00 a.m. Chairman’s

Ambassador Mtg. 9:00 a.m.

WBN Steering Committee Mtg.

5:30 p.m.Trustee Reception

9:00 a.m.Cultural Affairs Mtg.

8:00 a.m. M-Team Committee

Mtg.

11:30 a.m.WBN Luncheon

1 2 3 4 5/68:30 a.m.

Trow Knows ... CEOsFeaturing: Patrick G.

Salerno

11:45 a.m.Trustee Luncheon

6:00 p.m.City of Coral Gables

Candidate Forum

25 26 27 28 29 30

ASH WEDNESDAY11:30 a.m.

AXA ADVISORS Businesswomen of the Year Awards

ST. PATRICK’S DAY

8:00 a.m.Go Green Breakfast

EASTER SUNDAY

PASSOVER BEGINS

CALENDAR OF EVENTS & MEETINGS

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SPONSORSHIP RECOGNITION

March Sponsors

Wind Down Wednesday

AXA Advisors 2011 Business Women of the Year Award

Good Morning Coral Gables

March Madness Business Expo

Trustee Luncheon

April Sponsors

Good Morning Coral Gables

Dan’s Video Creations