FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Riva and Douglas Elliman Development Marketing celebrated the completion of Fort Lauderdale’s newest luxury waterfront condominium by hosting a grand opening party attended by more than 400 VIP guests, including a who’s who of luxury real estate movers and shakers, Riva residents and city officials, on Thursday, June 7.
In an age of much change in the business world, more people are reinventing themselves. That could mean learning new skills to fit a new job, landing in a new industry or starting a new business.
Sometimes the change is forced upon someone (fired); other times they force it upon themselves (inspired). The person might even be comfortable in a job, but a new opportunity or goal motivates them to try something much different – to reinvent.
In the 2015 movie The Intern, Robert DeNiro starred as a 70-year-old widower who returns to the workforce as an under-appreciated and seemingly out-of-step intern working for a young boss played by Anne Hathaway.
Initially, Hathaway’s character can’t quite relate to this baby boomer who ditched retirement out of boredom, but by the film’s finale she comes to appreciate his skills and experience.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Riva, the first luxury condominium residence along the Middle River, announced it received a Partial Certificate of Occupancy (PCO) from the City of Fort Lauderdale, certifying compliance with applicable residential building codes and allowing for immediate occupancy.
A company’s culture plays a significant role in how successful that company will be over the long haul.
But often as the world and circumstances change, that long-ingrained culture also needs to change – and that’s no easy task.
“The challenge is that most people live every day without much thought to the patterns and habits that are guiding their daily business life or even their general life,” says Andi Simon, a corporate anthropologist and author of On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights (www.andisimon.com).