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Articles in Sept 2005 issue of South Florida CEO

• Keeping the Everglades flowing
• Partner-perfect insurance: a household name among South Florida Hispanics, Estrella Group Holdings hopes to branch out from auto insurance into life insurance
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Destination: Taurids meteor shower; The Hawaiian islands provide the perfect backdrop for one of the best shows under the stars
  by Valerie Nahmad
• The new flip
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Wired for success: a college dropout grows an IT distribution giant
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Playing past the crushed bones
  by Jaime Hernandez
• One deal at a time, please …
  by Andrea Carneiro
• Sprucing up the carport: HouseWall can turn your garage into a luxury storage area, but with no retail presence, can the company compete against national giant Whirlpool?
  by Yeleny Suarez
• A meal in full
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Life is one big bus ride
  by Andrea Carneiro
• Condominium creative: Fort Lauderdale's Premier Sales Group Inc. fuses marketing and real estate to attract a new generation of condo buyers
  by Liza Tighe
• Rediscovering Spain
  by David Bernad
• Ivax Corp
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Combine to compete: Holland & Knight nabs competing lawyers in a fast bid to expand its real estate practice
  by Jennifer LeClaire
• Power clicks
• Prestige Builders Partners
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Money, moxie & muscle … combine: Sunny Isles Beach developers Michael and Gil Dezer, and Related Group of Florida CEO Jorge Perez have teamed up with Donald Trump. the four men gathered in Trump's New York office recently for an exclusive interv
  by William Plasencia
• Secure Computing Corp
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Mayor Q & A: Juan Carlos Bermudez
• SMK Cape Horn Development Group LLC
  by Jaime Hernandez
• The re-invention of Doral: a thriving office and residential real estate market have moved Doral away from its industrial heritage
• Herndon Corp
  by Jaime Hernandez
• South Florida's bioscience leaders; Building a regional bioscience and biotechnology business cluster takes a cooperative effort between private business, non-profit research and higher education. Here are some of the key players shaping this fast-evolvin
  by Richard Westlund
• Our response
  by William Plasencia
• James W. Ziglar: "I've always been involved in public policy, and that is helpful, particularly when your largest customer, at least for the near future, is the US government."
• Commercial real estate roundtable; With a group, of the region's top commercial property owners, developers and brokers around one table, SouthFloridaCEO probed for the state of the industry: where the money is going, where it is not—and who has the