June 2026

Congratulations to Miami’s Top Educators: The legacy builders all our children need

Miami NAACP /

Congratulations to the Top Educators for 2026 across Miami-Dade County who continue to show up, stand up, and speak up for our children during one of the most challenging periods in modern education. At a time when public education is facing political attacks, staffing shortages, resource inequities, and growing social pressures, Miami’s educators continue to […]

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Prove it: How to clearly articulate and showcase your skills in a competitive job market

Career Leadership & Development /

The job market has become increasingly competitive across industries. Employers are no longer just looking for candidates with experience; they want professionals who can clearly communicate their value, demonstrate measurable impact, and adapt to changing workplace demands. Often, the challenge talented professionals struggle with is not because they lack skills, but because they fail to

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‘Sword-n-shield or bridge-n-brick’: The neutral’s mindset matters more than the title

Mediation/Arbitration /

When preparing to mediate, parties often spend significant time selecting the “most experienced” neutral. They look at years of litigation, judicial appointments, verdict history, or the prestige of what a resume/curriculum vitae demonstrate. But mediation was never designed to be a continuation of litigation by another name. The real question is not simply who knows

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The hardest part of building the future is letting go of the past

What's Next in Tech /

For most of human history, doctors believed disease traveled through bad air. The logic made sense. Sickness clustered around foul-smelling places. So physicians warned patients to avoid the stench. They were not wrong about the correlation. They were catastrophically wrong about the cause. That pattern, defending a confident assumption until the evidence becomes impossible to

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Are investors too optimistic about artificial intelligence?

Money Matters /

Artificial intelligence has become one of the most talked about topics in the financial markets. AI is being used in health care, education, cybersecurity, manufacturing, financial services, customer service, and data analysis. Many believe AI could help companies become more productive, reduce costs, and increase profits over time. The controversy is not whether AI is

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Low health literacy adds up to $238 Billion in annual health care costs

Pinnacle /

For many health care consumers, understanding how health care and health insurance benefits work feels like learning a foreign language. Nearly 9 out of 10 adults struggle to understand basic terms about health care and health insurance, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  The World Health Organization estimates that this

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