Energy retrofits and tax credits give new meaning to ‘going green’
You still hear a lot about “going green” these days, but two recent guests put a different spin on that phrase by telling commercial property owners how to put some “green” back in their pockets. Don Weidenfeld, Managing Member at Magnum Energy Solutions, and Julio Gonzalez, CEO of Engineered Tax Services, joined me behind the […]
Buffer app makes social media manageable
John Mahoney of SocialMedia305 is a social media master. We here at Fried On Business turn to him all the time for advice on using social media effectively, and his recent visit to the show was as insightful as ever. Mahoney (@socialmedia305) introduced us to a really cool app called Buffer. He said this one’s […]
Land Rovers, family offices and more pack the March 26 show
Okay, I know I say this about every show, but the March 26 episode of Fried On Business had so much good stuff to offer that I couldn’t pick just one segment to write about. So here are the high points from each segment. If something piques your interest, click the link to listen to […]
Excellence is the goal of celebrity philanthropy
One of our favorite guests is attorney Andrew Morton. He’s the chair of Handler Thayer LLP’s Sports & Entertainment Law Group, and he works with celebrities of all types to help them give back effectively. Morton travels in interesting circles, and he came back on the show recently to share a few examples of celebrities […]
Curate your brand for better business
Museums don’t have managers. They have “curators” – people who are responsible not just for the day-to-day operation but for the entire experience. I like to say that we have to “curate” our brands. Once we have a brand, the question becomes how to maintain it, cultivate it, and make sure the customer experience is […]
Love and awareness at Lauren’s book event
This show talks a lot about facts and figures and trends and projections. But it’s also about kindness and goodness and sharing and positive energy. And no where did I see more of that than when I attended Lauren Book’s reading of her own book – Lauren’s Kingdom – at Books & Books at Bal […]
Michael Fay surveys South Florida real estate scene
Simply put, Michael Fay is a real estate rainmaker. He has over 31 years of commercial real estate experience and more than $4.2 billion in transactions under his belt. Not too long ago, he became Principal and Managing Director of Avison Young in Miami, a firm that brings a lot of real estate intellectual capital […]
CCIM’s take expertise to Wynwood makeover
By now you know that I’m a big fan of the CCIM designation and organization. Once a month or so, we have a CCIM representative on the show to talk about the training and the brand. March was no exception, and we had two real pros join us for a conversation. Danny Zelonker, SIOR, CCIM, […]
Bergstrom Center affiliation helps radio host pay it forward
Back in the early 1980s, I was a real estate major at the University of Florida. That, to be sure, was an oddity. Almost no one – and I mean no one – had a specific focus on real estate as a major. Fast-forward 30 years, and now it’s almost commonplace thanks to the UF […]
Capital flight among top family office trends
I never tire of talking about family offices, mostly because they are so relevant to the economic times in which we live. So it was a privilege to once again welcome a family office expert – Thomas Handler – back to the show to talk about family office trends for 2015. I can’t think of […]
