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Graduations are complete, school has been out for a few weeks now and families are planning or taking vacations, while the graduates take those steps towards moving on to college or a new career. It really brings back the memories of heading to the Jersey Shore, in addition to the anticipation of me taking some time off, as well as looking forward to my son’s high school graduation.

I had the opportunity, last month, to meet the Vice President of the United States when he came to South Florida to give the commencement speech for Cypress Bay High School. Regardless of politics, it’s an honor to meet the person who holds the offi ce and to have them speak at ones graduation. Driving in the motorcade with not one car on I-95 was a fi rst for me as well.

This month, we celebrate the two hundred and thirty sixth anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Being born in Philadelphia, where the signing took place and the birth of the United States of America commenced, I take particular pride in the occasion.

I am also proud and grateful to the many men and women who served and sacrifi ced limb, life and fortune in pursuit of our freedom. I believe we should all take some measure of reverence or appreciation for those who have gone before to afford us the opportunity of “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.”

I do this by raising the fl ag, a tradition my mother passed on to me years ago. She would always put up the little fl ags in the front yard. Today, and every day, I have the fl ag raised on my house. I think it is the least I can to for those who made the

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parades and festivities with family and friends, I also encourage you, regardless of national origin or political affi liation, to do the same this Fourth of July – Raise the American Flag in gratitude for your Freedom.

These are some challenging times we live in and you have to go no farther than the news station, or now Facebook, to know we are interconnected globally. We need to take notice of the words of two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, John Hancock & Ben Franklin.

John Hancock supposedly said that Congress, having signed the Declaration, must now “all hang together” and Benjamin Franklin replied, “Yes, we must indeed all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately.

By no means am I suggesting anyone abandon their national pride for where one was born, nor to compromise one’s principles. But, if we are to survive and grow as a nation, and a world, we must collaborate on solutions which preserve the ideals which formed this great nation.

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STYLE 14 Beverage Style: Top 5 Margaritas 18 Travel Style: Napa Valley

HAPPENINGS 20 Journey of the Yellow Rose 22 Hispanic Women of Distinction 24 Dania Beach Design District

PEOPLE 26 Elise Ecoff 28 Chris Chambers 30 Kathleen Cannon 32 Lisa Bauer

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Wi t h t h et e m p e r a t u r e s about to sizzle in South Florida this summer, it’s time to get your drink on with some of Broward County’s top margaritas. They are guaranteed to leave you both relaxed and cooled down after an afternoon at one of our world-class beaches. Here are our top fi ve choices. ¡Buen provecho!

CARLOS & PEPE’S CANTINALocated in the heart of Fort

Lauderdale’s yachting hub on 17th street and near Port Everglades, Carlos & Pepe’s is where you can fi nd “yachties” and crew sipping on what they call the tastiest margaritas north of the border. Order their Carlos & Pepe’s World Famous Margarita (complete with Sauza Gold, Triple Sec and freshly squeezed lemon and lime juice) along with one of their Gringo specials, fajitas or salads, and you’ve got yourself a perfect afternoon lunch. 1302 SE 17th St., Fort

Lauderdale, FL 33316, (954) 467-8335, www.

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LIME MEXICAN GRILLAfter a sip of their frozen margarita,

you’ll be saying holy guacamole! in no time. With locations in Coconut Creek, East Fort Lauderdale, and Pembroke Pines, we can almost guarantee, that before you order their Lime Margarita or Frozen Sangria, they’ll ask you if you’ve ever had one before. Yes, they’re a strong drink! Try one with their South Beach Burrito or I Wanna Tijuana Taco and you won’t be disappointed. Plaza

Del Mar , 1535 N Federal Highway, Fort

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a place to get your groove on during a Friday night

with live outdoor music and a great, party atmosphere, check out Tequila Sunrise Mexican Grill in Oakland Park near Wilton Manors. You’ll fi nd the locals sipping

on their specialty margaritas that include the Ultimate Golden

Margarita Esplon, the Cool Gringo Margarita, and our favorite, their

Pomegranate Margarita. Their chicken and cheese nacho platter will knock your

socks off, too. 4711 N. Dixie Hwy., Oakland

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VIA LUNA BARIf you are looking for a more upscale location for

a classy night out on the town, then check out the Via Luna Bar at the Ritz-Carlton in Fort Lauderdale. The bar’s 16-foot high ceiling is adorned with light fi xtures refl ecting the vivid colors of the ocean while a hand-painted mural of Neptune serves as a dramatic backdrop with one of the best oceanfront views of the Atlantic. Their Blackberry Margarita is a must. 1 N. Ft. Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale,

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the margaritas!” If you’re in the Hollywood area, Mamacita’s is the place to be after an afternoon on the beach. Their goblet-like margaritas will leave you totally refreshed and relaxed after a few sips. Their 32oz house margaritas go great with their chimichangas. 591 North Broadwalk,

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While California has several wine-growing regions all over the state, most people

who think of the California “wine country” think of Napa Valley. The rolling hills just north and east of San Francisco are home to over 300 wineries and vineyards, such as the well-known and respected Beringer, Raymond, Sterling, Robert Mondavi and Rutherford Hill.

At SitInMySeats VIP Tickets & Travel, it seems as though a luxury Napa Valley vacation is always being planned. The destination has remained at the top of the list for luxury travelers and clients who love to discover the wine and culinary treasures of regions worldwide. Why is it so wildly popular? Laura Hildenbrandt of SitInMySeats, says: “Napa Valley is blessed with lavish scenery, luscious wines, amazing restaurants and luxury accommodations at every turn. It is the kind of place you could spend days exploring, yet it’s compact enough that even if you have only an afternoon to break away from San Francisco, you can still get a taste of the wine country and feel like you’ve had an encounter with the fi ner things in life!”

Just an hour’s drive northeast of San Francisco, this beautiful region starts south of Napa and stretches

about 30 miles north to Calistoga. There are two main routes through the valley. Most visitors take Highway 29, which is a straight shot from Napa to Calistoga, hitting all the big names such as Opus One and Francis Ford Coppola’s Rubicon Estate. But this route can get painfully crowded in summer. So, the travel concierge professionals at SitInMySeats generally suggest that their clients, whether on a self-guided tour or with a private driver, take the “other route.” This route is the Silverado Trail, which avoids the towns, is quieter, and has breathtaking views.

Wineries along this long and winding road include Stags’ Leap, (the winery that made the red that beat the French at the famous Paris tasting of 1976) and Darioush, notable for its striking architecture that incorporates references to Persepolis, the capital of ancient Persia. Because the valley is only a few miles wide, you can easily get back to Highway 29 by using the Oakville, Yountville or Rutherford crossroads as you make your way.

Recently, Laura designed a vacation to Napa Valley for a couple to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The clients wanted to stay, shop, sip and eat in luxury. They wanted to be pampered and catered to, yet longed for some adventure. The fi nal vacation design included two nights in San Francisco, four nights in Napa, luxury accommodations, a private driver to take them to exclusive tastings, picnic lunches in the middle of the vineyards, a hot

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champagne and a scenic bike tour throughout the beautiful valley. Their experience was so amazing and every detail so carefully attended to, the couple returned and immediately enlisted SitInMySeats VIP Tickets & Travel to design another visit within a few months!

Inspired by the many clients who make Napa Valley their own, with the help of the professionals at SitInMySeats, Lisa Crawford, owner of the company, has decided to spend her wedding anniversary exploring the region this summer. “Seeing how amazing and extremely personalized a trip to Napa Valley can be has helped me make the decision to take my own vacation there! On my agenda - a lot of spa, sipping, shopping, amazing food and scenery I won’t ever forget!”

So, whether you want a break from the big city for a day or want to be fully immersed in the culture of Wine Country California, SitInMySeats VIP Tickets & Travel will design an experience just for you. For more information on Napa Valley or any other travel destination, please contact us at 954-456-0419/ 866-798-7328 or email Lisa at [email protected].

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In my journey in the networking arena, struggling to survive, I noticed several women stood out in the crowd. When these women entered the room, the room’s energy shifted in a different direction. These women were driven, powerful, leaders, outstanding in their fi eld, “one-of-a kind.” I thought to myself, “What if I put all these women together, what would happen?” What a great idea, gather these awesome women together and create a unique networking group. On February 28, 2009, twenty women were hand-picked to attend the fi rst meeting of The Women of the Roundtable. Before the meeting began, these warriors were exchanging phone numbers and talking business. The logo was created with the yellow rose in the center of the shield surrounded by the number 8, the launch of the women’s network were in the blueprints.

The Yellow Rose continues its journey with The Women of the Roundtable which was launched on June of 2009. On January 2010, the Women of the Roundtable gave birth to the Charitable Foundation,

a non-profit organization created with the express purpose of raising public awareness, and assisting and aiding organizations in dire need of funding. The Women of the Roundtable Charitable Foundation raises funds for charities. Then came the creation... the creation of “The Networking Knights of Broward County.” The Networking Knights exchanges business leads and referrals with the women.

The Women of the Roundtable Charitable Foundation’s Annual Fashion Show will be held on July

12, 2012 from 5:00 – 9:00 P.M., at the Signature Grand located at: 6900 State Road 84, Davie, Florida. The selected charity is The Prestige Club, a non-profi t organization that helps children in need. M.D., Morris Productions will be fi lming the Fashion Show for a pilot – a reality show, which will be aired on various cable networks. The Fashion Show will be presenting the finest collection of Franovik Designs. Franovik Designs is ECO friendly working with recyclable and organic and specialty materials. Viktor Franovik and Francisco Perez, have created a spectacular Fall edition of their exclusive Eco Friendly materials.

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2012 Hispanic Women of Distinction SOUTH FLORIDA WINNERS ACHIEVED SUCCESS IN COMMUNICATIONS, MEDICINE, EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Community, Culture, Charity is the theme surrounding the 11th annual charity luncheon honoring 12 Latinas and a Latina Pioneer from Broward, Dade and Palm Beach County that takes place on Friday, August 17th at the Signature Grand in Davie, Florida from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Presented by Bank of America in partnership with Latina Style

Magazine, the nation’s leading publication for Hispanic business women, this high-powered, entertaining salute to distinguished Hispanic-American women will benefi t the Light of the World Clinic, a free healthcare facility that was founded by the late Dr. Erwin Vasquez and provides a cadre of medical services to more than 12,000 people a year. A sell-out crowd is nearing once again with almost 1,000 guests.

A new award has been added this year. The 1st annual Erwin M. Vasquez, M.D. Scholarship for a Latina will be presented to students enrolled or planning to attend an accredited college or university in Florida. The benefactors will contribute directly to

the Light of the World Clinic as part of a matching funds program.

Past honorees will walk the 120 foot runway welcoming the next 12 Latinas to their special group. From the moment guests enter, they receive a complimentary “mojito” and a chance to bid on the dozens of items at the Silent Auction. This event also offi cially kicks-off Hispanic Heritage Month with a runway fashion show presented by The Colonnade Outlets at Sawgrass Mills. The highlight of the day will be families, friends and business associates honoring the 2012 Honorees who were selected among more than 70 applicants by fi ve judges. Nominations were made by former Hispanic Women of Distinction honorees and community leaders.

This year’s honorees are: Rixys Alfonso Director of Corporate Relations for Dan Marino Foundation, (Pembroke Pines) Leila Cobo, Exec.Director Latin Content & Programming Billboard ( Key Biscayne) Xiomara Fraga, Director Marketing & Business Development Simon Property Group (Plantation) Dr. Elizabeth King, CEO

International Holistic Center (Fort Lauderdale), Liliam M. Lopez, CEO So. Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (Miami Beach), Mercedes J. Nunez, Vice Chair Broward Housing Authority (Weston), Maribel Quiala, LCSW, Director Clinical Services Fort Lauderdale Hospital (Miami Beach), Sandra Ramon Vilarasau, Editor in Chief El Venezolano de Broward Newspaper (Lauderhill), Felicia Rodriguez, News Anchor WPBF-TV (ABC) West Palm Beach (Jupiter), Yolanda a. Rodriguez, FLA Manager State Operations AARP (Plantation), Yvonne Salas, Int’l Director Portada Florida Magazine (Miramar), Aimee Sanchez-zadak, President ZADAK Research & Development (Davie), and the 2012 Latina Pioneer of the Year is Nelly Rubio, Community Relations Director WFOR-TV, CBS4 from Miami, Florida. This prestigious award recognizes a woman whose work and commitment to community has paved the way for other Latinas to achieve their goals. Past Latina Pioneers include Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Maria San Juan, Columba Bush, Isabel Diaz, M.D., Caridad Asensio, Joyce Kaufman and Aida Levitan. LP

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Dania Beach Design DistrictNEW DESIGN DISTRICT ATTRACTS LOCAL, NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION

In recent years, the challenging economic landscape threw most industries into a tail spin. The local design industry suffered with the collapse of the fi nancial & real estate markets, trying to stay afl oat through the tumultuous period. With the downturn, desirable locations such as the Miami Design District became unaffordable as affluent international retail clients that could afford higher rents, came in, causing local design showrooms to consider other alternatives.

As a result, a popular movement took place along Stirling Road in Dania Beach where many design showrooms relocated.

The design merchants were attracted to the affordable rents, free parking and convenient location to I-95, I-595, the Fort Lauderdale Airport and Port. Its close proximity to DCOTA provided convenient additional design resources for the trade as the “Design Industry” expanded its reach.

The Stirling design showrooms o f ten referred bus iness to each other and discussed ways to help their businesses flourish. The Stirling Business Center supported the formation of the Dania Beach Design District (DBDD) to become the marketing arm for area merchants

to attract buyers and to bring new design related businesses to the area. Craig Urbine, President of the DBDD stated, “The design district initiative would have been impossible without Stirl ing Business Center’s vision and support.”

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The DBDD took off with lightening speed receiving accolades from

design industry leaders and the community. Outstanding attendance at special events and participation in programs resulted in greater interest and growth, which contributed to the creation of the Dania Beach Arts Council.

What differentiates the DBDD is a commitment to excellence and a mission to give back to the greater community by helping the underserved. The Dania Beach Design District’s Military Room Makeover

program united eight South FL Chambers/Cities and iReachAmerica Foundation to honor our military. Nine organizations selected nine veterans to receive free “Military Room Makeovers.” Nine prominent interior designers donated their services and resources to make a veteran’s dream come true. The makeovers were valued at over $200,000. The program received local, state and national recognition.

The DBDD and vicinity, Broward’s Trendiest design area has quickly become a magnet for attracting local, national and international design leaders with a vision to becoming the region’s (High Point) “Capital of Design.” www.daniabeachdesigndistrict.com

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ELISE ECOFFNEW HEADMASTER OF NORTH BROWARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL REFLECTS ON LESSONS LEARNED

It is hard to believe that I am beginning my 25th year as an educator. As I step into my new role as Headmaster of North Broward Preparatory School, I am prepared for the challenges ahead because of the invaluable lessons learned from talented educational leaders who have mentored me.

My first teaching job was as a Drop Out Prevention teacher in a fourth grade classroom. I was hired by an Assistant Principal who took a chance on a young college graduate. I hadn’t met the Principal and when I did there seemed to be some surprise on her face, which I attributed to my youth. She offered her support and demonstrated it without judgment or criticism. She took the time to learn my strengths and guide my professional growth.

Being a true mentor is one of the

most important roles an educational

leader can play. Its impact on the

total school is immeasurable.

I became an Assistant Principal shortly before my 30th birthday and was fortunate to have the opportunity to hone my skills in curriculum development and leadership under the direction of two dynamic, but very different educators. One was an innovator who embraced technology and was knee deep in whatever the students and faculty were learning. She understood the power of professional development and made certain that administration sat alongside teachers in all staff learning experiences.

Establishing a culture where

professional development is highly

valued develops in teachers the

mindset to constantly evaluate,

refl ect, and strengthen their skills.

This develops a dynamic school

community.

My second mentor was a problem solver and deep thinker. She was a voracious reader and shared cutting edge books and articles with members of the faculty. She gave 100% and expected that from her faculty and administration. She challenged me to develop my skills, expand my knowledge of curriculum and guided me toward a greater leadership role.

Setting the highest standard of

excellence for your school begins

with yourself. From her example

I understood what Aristotle meant

when he said, “We are what we

repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is

not an act, but a habit.”

In my tenure at North Broward, I have had the good fortune of working with many talented educators.

Shortly after I arrived, David Hicks became the Headmaster. David is an educator with vision. Working with him I helped to develop the Meritas Academic Plan, (MAP), which became the roadmap on a journey to define excellence and the cornerstone for every Meritas school’s foundation. David’s visionary leadership continues to have a profound impact on our school and me.

After searching for a specific approach to develop critical thinking skills in students, I read about Project Zero, an institute at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. David encouraged me to follow my vision and send teachers to the program. After three years of targeted professional development and collaboration, we have created a culture of thinking and learning at NBPS that is truly unique.

Developing a vision, articulating

that vision and making it a reality

is what distinguishes great leaders

from good managers.

I am proud and excited to be the next Headmaster of North Broward Preparatory School and am eager to take my turn mentoring and guiding all in my care.

*North Broward Preparatory School is a proud member of the Meritas family of schools.

“Establishing a culture where professional development is highly valued develops

in teachers the mindset to constantly evaluate, refl ect, and strengthen their skills. This develops a dynamic

school community.”

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Chris Chambers grew up in Ohio, lived within a family that was heavily involved in sports and supportive of his raw talent. A few uncles took him under their wings and helped mentor him to be a versatile athlete excelling in track, basketball and football.

Growing up, Chris was a diehard Cleveland Browns fan. There was no ESPN available so he followed all the local teams. Bernie Kosar and Eric Metcalf were his heroes. He vividly remembers the 1980 Kardiac Kids, when the Cleveland Browns had several games decided in the fi nal moments. Chambers spent his Sundays watching those games and then going outside to play football and recreate the downs in the snow.

He loved watching the Cleveland Cavaliers when Mark Price played and still has the Cavs in his heart while supporting his local team, the Miami Heat. “I like to watch the athletes. I watch every HEAT game but I’m more interested in watching the athleticism of a player,” says Chambers.

Chris was fi xated on sports and knowing that only a few make it from college to professional status, he left little time for anything other than hard work and training. Recruited by University of Wisconsin-Madison as a wide receiver, playing in the Big Ten Conference, Chris experienced culture shock immediately. “The

transition was such a shock for me because of the diversity and where I came from. I learned so much. How to speak to people from all walks of life and how to be a champion, work hard and excel. I loved my experience

at Wisconsin.” At one point, Chambers was playing wide receiver in football and point guard in basketball until the scheduling became a nightmare to continue both sports.

NFL scouts began looking at Chambers as a freshmen. A few years later he was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the second round of the 2001 NFL Draft. In October 2007, he was acquired by the San Diego Chargers, and in November 2009, he played for the Kansas City Chiefs. During the 2010 season, Chambers played hurt. After visits with multiple physicians, he learned of his career ending injury.

Remember an earlier mention about Chris’ versatility? In 2007, he created a music label, launched King Ape Entertainment and was CEO through 2010. He produced one album - Death Of A Man Rebirth Of A King (Pryslezz); two singles and music videos, several live band concerts and several mix tapes. “I loved the event planning part of the music business but what a money pit!”

Now closing in on retirement from the NFL and loving his life again in South Florida, Chris is launching “The Chamber” in Davie, Florida. “Competitive athletes want to challenge the limits of their performance and take their games to the next level, whether the goal is to make the varsity or be the number one selection in the professional draft,” says Chambers. “By providing a customized training program that

improves athletic ability, skills, and performance on and off the fi eld, The Chamber is the one stop for individuals who want to maximize their potential and results.” The Chamber provides sports training, fi tness and therapy programs at an elite level. This is not a typical gym or training center. There are a variety of different modalities to support motivated athletes to become elite. The Chamber features state-of-the-art equipment, certifi ed instructors, current and former pro athletes, sports therapist, and a medical rehab referral program.

Chris’s energy is endless. He’s multifaceted. He chuckles as he shares that he played trumpet in junior high and would love to play the piano. Traveling is his thing. He learned Portuguese before visiting Brazil. But you will want to meet him when you read what he describes as a great day. “When you start a business and are approved for fi nancing our equipment…it’s a great day! When kids meet me and still know my name. When a fan says you were the best hands that the Miami Dolphins ever had, that’s a great day!”

You might bump into Chris Chambers out and about in your own travels. He’s just a regular guy who shops at Publix and the mall. He heads home after work to a beautiful wife, a two month old daughter and a fi ve year old son. You would never know he was a Pro Bowl selection in 2005, had 531 receptions for 7,557 yards and 58 touchdowns during a career that lasted from 2001-2010.

For more information visit www.chamberfi tness.com.

“Competitive athletes want to challenge the limits of

their performance and take their games to the next

level, whether the goal is to make the varsity or be the

number one selection in the professional draft.”

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KATHELEENCANNON NAMED PRESIDENT AND CEO OF UNITED WAY OF BROWARD COUNTY

In December, United Way of Broward County launched a search for a new President and CEO. The Board was searching for an exceptional individual to run the largest private funder of health and human services in Broward County. This is an organization whose services touch one in six people in the community. It’s a big job, but this past April, United Way of Broward County announced its new leader, Kathleen Cannon, who began running the organization in May.

Cannon spent the past 10 years as the COO of Broward House, an HIV and AIDS community service organization, and has been in executive leadership for more than 15 years. She is dedicated to the non-profit sector and committed to making a difference in the lives of people in Broward County. She believes supplying outstanding services, maintaining sound fi scal practices, generating robust fundraising and infl uencing policy changes to the system of care are the keys to success. She is a licensed clinical social worker and has served as Vice President and Chief Operating

Officer of Broward House since 2002. Cannon earned her master’s degree in social work from Florida International University.

“I am privileged to become the new CEO of United Way of Broward County, an organization that has meant so much to the community, and has made a difference in the lives of so many,” said Cannon. “The talent and dedication here is unmatched,

and I am so pleased to be working with United Way’s partnership organizations, donors, supporters and volunteers throughout Broward County.”

Kathleen’s philosophy is to lead with intention and purpose and to be strategic and goal-oriented. She feels motivating and inspiring others to excellence starts with a profound

sense of integrity. “Her outstanding reputation and

leadership philosophy made her an exemplary choice for this position. Kathleen’s vision and business acumen is a wonderful asset as the United Way continues to further its mission – to positively effect change in people’s lives,” said Lynne Wines chairman of the Board of Directors for United Way of Broward County and President and CEO of First Southern Bank.

United Way of Broward County is a volunteer driven, community-based, non-profit organization servicing Broward County for more than 70 years. United Way of Broward County’s mission is to focus and unite the entire community to create significant lasting change in the impact areas of education, income and health, the building blocks for a better life, which positively impacts people’s lives. United Way of Broward County is the catalyst for change and convener of partnerships that unite the hearts, minds, and resources within the Broward community. For more information, visit www.unitedwaybroward.org.

“I am privileged to become the new CEO of United

Way of Broward County, an organization that has meant so much to the community,

and has made a difference in the lives of so many.”

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LISA BAUERMAKING WISHES COME TRUE

“Power” can be many things. There’s the dictator kind and the electricity kind, to name just two, but also the ability-to-make-something-special-happen kind. That’s the one Lisa Bauer prefers. The life-changing kind. The power that well-meaning people have to be selfl ess and focus on making someone else’s dream come true, maybe someone they

don’t even know. The power that comes from a gift delivered to the physically sick and emotionally spent at the time it is needed most. The power of a wish.

It is what drives Bauer, a senior vice president for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, in her role as board chair of Davie-based Make-A-Wish Southern Florida. A desire for every eligible child with a life-threatening medical condition to be able to make a wish – to be something, to meet someone, to go somewhere or to have something – and have it really happen.

Unfortunately, wishes aren’t cheap (an average cost of $5,000), which led Bauer to become the driving force behind “Make-A-Wish Month,” the recently concluded fundraising effort that raised more than $150,000,

enough to grant 30 children’s wishes, during May.

“The month w a s a n o p p o r t u n i t y for us to reach audiences with our message in different ways,” said Bauer of the board of directors-led initiatives that were kicked off in a visible way when Fort Lauderdale’s 110 Tower was lit Make-A-Wish blue. “To really share the impact a wish has for children and families while celebrating all the people who help make the magic happen.”

The original ideas that made up Make-A-Wish month – private tastings, bring your dog to work day, and lots of creative fundraising in between – are ones that Bauer hopes will continue long after her time as board chair concludes. “We have an opportunity to gain momentum with an annual push that precedes the time of year (summer) when we grant the most wishes,” said Bauer, a Hallandale Beach resident who joined the Make-A-Wish board in 2006. “World Wish Day” on April 29 is a global celebration of the granting of the fi rst wish in 1980 that we follow by continuing the wish-granting party, Southern Florida style.”

While she realizes there is room

to improve what was accomplished in the initial campaign, Bauer is proud of the effort, plus all that she and Royal Caribbean have traditionally done to make a difference. That includes hosting families for once-in-a-lifetime cruises or raising money on-board so that other children can experience their “one true wish.”

“I love to hear that kids are more open to and tolerant of their medical treatments after having their wish granted or how memories of the experience bond families in a special way. It’s powerful stuff.”

Make-A-Wish Southern Florida

grants a wish to a child with a life-

threatening medical condition every

16 hours and has fulfi lled more than

8,000 local wishes in its territory,

which includes 13 Florida counties

and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

For more information, to make a

donation, volunteer or refer a child,

call (888) 773-WISH or connect at

www.sfl a.wish.org and on Facebook,

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while celebrating all the people who

help make the magic happen.”

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The BankAtlantic Center was home to some exciting hockey this past season as the Florida Panthers captured the fi rst division title in franchise history. The arena in Sunrise also played host to performances by some of the biggest names in the music business,

and there will be many more concerts before the start of the next NHL season.

But Sunrise Sports & Entertainment is looking to give hockey and music fans another reason to come to the BankAtlantic Center — Club RED.

Spread out over more than 12,000 square feet, Club RED is a high-end lounge featuring superior cuisine, a full-service bar, chic seating and other perks such as VIP parking, a private entrance and private restrooms.

“We’ve created Club RED to be an ultra-premium, in-arena lounge unlike any other club in the country or even the world,” said SSE President and Chief Operating Offi cer Michael Yormark. “Club RED represents the ultimate in high-end live entertainment experience — perfect for a night out with friends or family, and absolutely ideal for entertaining clients or creating incredible and unique business opportunities.”

Construction on Club RED began in the spring and is scheduled for a late summer/early fall opening.

Club RED will feature HD fl at-screen televisions, Wi-Fi, customized name-plated seating, private concierges and modern décor.

The color scheme mimics the Panthers’ 2011-12 promotional campaign slogan “We See Red.”

Club RED offers memberships for concerts or hockey only for $12,500 annually, or an all-encompassing membership for

$22,500. That’s good for the 150 to 200 events that take place at the BankAtlantic Center every year.

Club RED patrons will be sitting stage right for concerts and other events, and they’ll have the opportunity to be only 15 rows from the ice for Panthers games. Club RED includes about 700 sideline seats on the southeast side of the lower bowl.

Chad Estis, president of Legends Sales and Marketing, says the great seats enhance the experience.

“I’ve been involved over the years in a variety of different premium products that have all-inclusive food and that are exclusive in nature as far as the percentage of seats by comparison to the rest of the building, and the thing I like about this the most is it incorporates the very best seats in the house,” said Estis, whose company has been hired to sell Club RED memberships. “You combine that with the look and feel of the build-out and the variety of entertainment that runs

“We’ve created Club RED to be an ultra-premium, in-arena lounge unlike any other club in the country or even the world.”

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through the arena, I think you have a winner. It’s kind of taking the best of the best that’s been done before in premium (seating), with the key being the location of those seats.”

Estis, a former college basketball player at Ohio University, and Yormark worked together with the Tampa Bay Lightning in the late 1990s. SSE has sold about 50 percent of the memberships available, most of them covering all events.

Ultimately, the goal is for Club RED to dazzle patrons to the point where the action on the ice or on stage barely matters, but the timing of the opening nonetheless is pretty good considering the success of the

Panthers this season.“There’s no doubt about it. When

the product on the fi eld, fl oor, ice, whatever we’re selling, is on an upward swing, it makes our job easier,” Estis said. “There’s a lot of amenities to go along with this club that I think can overcome the cycle of team performance that occurs in our business. That’s a big part of what premium is —the experience should always be a real positive no matter what’s happening on the fi eld of play. But the fact that there’s more interest in the Panthers and they seem be going in the right direction is a huge positive as we’re out selling in that market.”

Yormark said the inspiration for Club RED was simple. “The atmosphere inside Club RED is inspired by the world’s best restaurants, five-star hotels and sexiest clubs and lounges.”

To handle the food end of the club, SSE hired Chef Lucio Iaconetti, who became well-known for his cuisine

at the Texas Rangers’ Diamond Club.His food will be showcased at Club

RED, and that includes his signature dish — or “Chef’s Choice” — of sea scallops & risotto. Other items Iaconetti has made specifi cally for Club RED include Florida rock shrimp shooter with avocado gazpacho, pistachio-crusted black grouper, and churrasco-style fi let mignon.

Club RED was designed by 360 Architecture. SSE spent about $5.5 million to develop Club RED, which is similar to sideline clubs at Pittsburgh’s Consol Energy Center and Newark’s Prudential Center.

The plan, though, is to make Club RED stand out.

“Combined with the best view of world-class sports and entertainment and the ultimate in customer service,” Yormark said, “there is simply no other place like it in the industry.”

BEYONDTHE GAME » Perks for Club Red members that extend beyond the lounge.

» Invitation to Panthers postgame media area.

» Invitation to annual Club RED Member Special Events for Member & Guest.

» Invitation to exclusive Club RED Member VIP Day at Panthers Training Camp for Member & Guest.

» Option to use Club RED lounge space for corporate meetings/functions on non-event days, based upon availability (catering and maintenance fees not included).

» Discount on other non-event space rental at BankAtlantic Center,

based upon availability.

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If you’re thinking about taking a fi shing trip with the family, or if you have friends coming to visit and want to share the experience of fi shing the beautiful waters off south Florida, then you’ve come to the right place for information.

After all, the ocean can be daunting. It’s a vast expanse of water where fi sh such as dolphin (mahi-mahi), kingfish, wahoo, sailfish, amberjacks and other critters roam. It’s diffi cult trying to guess where to begin and what to look for – depth of water, type of bait to use, currents, wind direction, the proper equipment for live baiting or trolling and the list goes on.

Luckily Tom Greene from Custom Rod and Reel is available to assist. He has garnered over 50 years of experience in the fi shing business and freely gives advice to anyone who inquires about the teeming waters off the coast.

“10% of the fi shermen catch 90% of the fi sh,” remarked Tom. “That’s

because they work hard at their craft and understand what to look for when trying to locate fi sh. They’ve gained local knowledge.”

In the waters off south Florida during the summer, dolphin and kingfi sh can be caught on live bait

or trolling ballyhoo. These fi sh are usually found between four and eight miles offshore. Tom suggests looking for weed lines, fl oating debris such as boards and to keep an eye out for diving birds. The fi sh tend to crowd these areas because smaller bait fi sh take cover in the weeds and actually congregate under fl oating material.

“Fish where the bait is at,” said Tom. “If you see birds diving then that means baitfi sh are in the water, which generally means game fish will be there too, feeding on the bait.” Another great option is to fi sh the bottom of the ocean, especially where the wrecks are located. These wrecks are manmade; mostly fi shing vessels sunk to attract different species of fi sh. In Pompano Beach, for example, an area called Tin Can Alley attracts a multitude of fi sh such as amberjacks, snapper and kingfi sh. This area is situated in depths of 100 to 300 feet of water.

“You can pick up a fi shing chart or GPS numbers online, which makes

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it easy for anyone to fi sh the wrecks located in our area,” said Tom. “But bottom fi shing differs from trolling or live lining bait fi sh. Many fi shermen use jigs; they simply drop them to the bottom and then jig them up attracting fi sh to leave the cover of the wreck and feed.”

CHARTERS, DRIFT BOATS AND PIERS

If you don’t have your own boat there are other alternatives available in this fish friendly area. You can hire a charter boat captain to fi sh for just about any species biting this summer. They can be a bit expensive for either a half or full day, but you can also hire split charters. This means you’ll be sharing the boat and expenses with a couple of other people. Charters provide the equipment, bait and expertise to catch fi sh.

Drift boats are a bit different. On

these boats you’ll be with numerous other fishermen and they usually “drift” over the wrecks or other bottom structure to catch fi sh. The cost is less than a charter but it can get crowded.

You can fi nd a variety of fishing charters and drift boats at Hillsboro Inlet, Dania Beach and in Deerfield at The Cove. T h e y a r e family friendly and a fun way to spend time with loved ones or friends.

A n o t h e r option for locals and visitors alike are the piers. They are easily accessible in Dania, Ft. Lauderdale and Pompano. They are open to the public and some have bait available. You should bring

your o w n equipment. It’s an enjoyable way to experience fi shing and Florida’s sunny weather.

LOCAL KNOWLEDGE If you want to hook into a dolphin

and see its azure, green and yellow colors erupt, hear your reel scream from a diving kingfish, battle an amberjack that’s as ornery as a rhino, and make memories with friends and family, talk to a local whose fi shed these waters and doesn’t mind sharing some knowledge. Just call Custom Rod and Reel in Lighthouse Point and ask for Tom.

You can reach Tom Greene at

Custom Rod and Reel at (954) 781-

5600 or email [email protected]

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Imagine hearing Chef Giovanni and his Italian song resonating from the kitchen, an enchanting smile along with dark, warm eyes and a passion for putting his love of cooking into every dish. Envision a friendly social atmosphere, a wine bar, tapas, gourmet pizza that is out of this world and homemade gelato all in one very casual but stylish place. Expect all of this when you dine at D’Angelo Pizza.

Begin with the focaccia gonfi ata. This Italian bread is covered with prosciutto and sprinkled with parmesan cheese accompanied by fresh arugula. Wonderfully light and delicious. The antipasto is rich and fl avorful: a large plate and samplings of marinated eggplant from Calabria, brussel sprouts with pancetta, white anchovies, seafood salad, white cannellini beans, kalamata olives and chunks of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese. Scrumptious is the only word that describes this starter.

There are many tapas, salads and soups to choose from on the menu. This style of dining allows you to

enjoy a variety of dishes. The veal and pecorino cheese meatballs tomato braised are unbelievably light, sweet and smooth in texture. And, the turkey and chicken meatballs in roasted pepper thyme sauce are a close second. If you fancy sausage dishes, you’ll want to experience the roasted sweet Italian sausage over escarole and beans. The hint of spice and garlic compliments the

sweet sausage and the casing is just a bit crispy on the outside.

The chef prepares one pasta dish as a special each night on the menu. Penne with sausage, red onions, topped with fresh arugula, parmesan cheese and cherry tomatoes is fantastic. Tasting the arugula with the penne brings the dish to another level. Whatever the pasta special is for the evening, you won’t go wrong.

Chef Giovanni and his team love to experiment with different seasonings. The best compliment you can ever offer the chef is that “he has mastered the

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VEAL AND PECORINO MEATBALLS

spices to perfection.” The pork tenderloin is his special dish. Served with summer squash, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes in a wild berry cognac sauce, this pork dish is more like a fi let mignon. The rich berry fl avors enhance the rosemary infused pork.

I mentioned the gourmet pizza earlier. Order the Porcina Pizza. You will think you died and arrived in foodie heaven. This is an absolute “must have” off the menu. The enticing aroma fi lls the air before the pizza is set on the table. The porcini mushrooms, plum tomatoes, truffl e oil and basil melt in your mouth and the thin, crispy crust tempts you to pick up the next slice. It’s phenomenal! There will be no leftovers, I promise.

Dining at D’Angelo Pizza is not complete without ordering several scoops of homemade gelato, the Italian word for ice cream. Gelato is made with milk, cream, various sugars and fl avorings such as fresh fruit and nut purees. The fl avors available included: stracciatella which is like chocolate chip, mixed berry, pistachio, hazelnut and lemon. Each fl avor was wonderful but the serving won’t leave you feeling too full. The stracciatella is heavenly!

D’Angelo Pizza offers a large variety of wines for a casual restaurant. They have a full bar and an outside patio for dining. They are located at 4215 N. Federal Highway, Oakland Park. For more information visit http://www.pizzadangelo.com/

RECIPE

» 1 LB Ground Veal » ½ CUP Bread Crumbs » ½ CUP Pecorino Cheese (GRATED) » ¼ CUP Milk » 1 Egg » 2 TSP Chopped Italian Parsley » ¼ CUP Finely Chopped Onion » 1 TSP Salt

INSTRUCTIONS: » Preheat oven to 400 degrees » In a separate bowl combine milk and bread

crumbs; set aside for fi ve minutes. » In a large bowl, combine all remaining ingredients.

Then, add milk and bread crumb mixture and hand mix until it’s all combined.

» Divide and form into six large meatballs. » Bake on a sheet pan with ¼ cup of water added

for 20-25 minutes.


As a South Florida public relations, social media and marketing communications fi rm, we’ve been struck of late by the British Monarchy’s resilience.

Over the past two decades, the royals seemingly were beset by scandal and sorrow. Prince Charles was chided by his countrymen and media worldwide for divorcing Princess Diana and courting – and then marrying – Camilla Parker Bowles. Then, Princess Diana was killed in an automobile accident; the aftermath – investigations, accusations and litigation – became the stuff of tabloids for years to come.

Brits questioned the cost of maintaining the royal family, a tally that ran in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The once-proud royal family, sadly, was fodder for Fleet Street tabloids.

Fast forward to 2012 to see how much has changed. Queen

Elizabeth II in June celebrated the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne. Thousands of adoring Brits and international spectators lined the streets of London. Millions from around the globe tuned to watch the spectacle live.

All, it seems, was forgiven, if not forgotten. Pride had been restored.

It’s a compelling commentary about the resilience of timeless brands – and the willingness of people to cherish and embrace their traditions or things they love.

The British monarchy certainly is not alone. A memorable example is Coca-Cola, which released New Coke in 1985 to immediate scorn and ridicule. Eventually, the company shelved the new and brought back the original formula. Exxon suffered serious harm to its brand with the 1989 oil spill off Alaska. Several American car brands were derided for poorly designed and performing vehicles, which resulted in sagging business and even bankruptcy.

Today, each of those brands has returned to prominence.

Even the royals are riding a wave of popularity among their people. This hasn’t come by accident. Prince Charles’ and the late Princess Diana’s sons have done the crown proud. Both William and Harry serve in the

military; in fact, military duties forced both to miss early Jubilee ceremonies. William’s marriage in 2011 married Kate Middleton wowed audiences and followers worldwide.

Even today, the Queen, Camilla and Kate seem warm and family-like when appearing in public. And when Prince Philip was admitted to the hospital this week, the show and fanfare understandably went on. One commentator noted how the Queen was smiling – all the while aware that her husband was ailing.

“She puts on a brave face” said one commentator.

Whether you’re royalty, an executive or run a business in public view, the lesson is clear. Crises may come. Whether they go – and make way for image recovery – is up to the individual. Behave poorly, and people may turn against you, your company or your brand. Behave well, and exercise resilience and patience, and your persona, brand or corporate identity can be restored.

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