As if to echo Coral Gables’ newest ranking as the third top small city in the U.S. to start a small business, Norwegian courier company ASAP delivers has begun U.S. operations in Coral Gables. The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce capped off Small Business Week by honoring ASAP... Read More

With the official arrival of summer last month, we are once again proud to partner with our good friends at Books & Books on a best-in-class summer reading list curated exclusively for our chamber and Coral Gables community. Equal parts seasonal pleasure and purely professional... Read More

The Tropical Flowering Tree Society (TFTS) is an organization in Coral Gables of approximately 100 volunteers who work hard to plant and propagate special flowering trees. All trees blossom and let fall some nut or flower, however, these are particularly “showy” as Stephen Pearson, one of the society’s board members, said... Read More

The iconic Biltmore Hotel-Miami recently announced the appointment of Victor Santos as Chef de Cuisine at the hotel’s acclaimed recreational cooking school, The Biltmore Culinary Academy... Read More

The honor of becoming the city’s first Coral Gables Certified Green Business goes to toy store I Know Science located on the Shops at Merrick Park. The new shop offers cool toys and sci-immersion camps for kids who want to grow up to be astronauts, chemists, doctors or engineers. They are also environmentally conscious and a supporter of the city’s efforts for a more resilient and sustainable Coral Gables... Read More

Coral Gables Rotary recently recognized outgoing board members and installed the club’s 2019-20 officers and board during a luncheon meeting on June 27 at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables. It was the last meeting as president for Dr. Susan Fornaris. She even added a fifth test to the club’s Four Way Test: Is it fun for all involved. Before giving up the podium... Read More

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden has launched its Growing Beyond Earth Maker Contest, a multidisciplinary endeavor to leverage the ingenuity of minds across the nation to reinvent the systems used to grow edible plants on the International Space Station (ISS) and beyond... Read More

Dr. Narendra Kini has resigned as CEO of Nicklaus Children’s Health System. Dr. Kini has informed the health system leadership and employees that other opportunities beckon and he has chosen to pursue them... Read More