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(By Juan Maqueda and Dino Dal Molin, from Miami) Currently, the position of Head of Culture (also known as Chief Culture Officer or Director of Culture) has become increasingly relevant in companies, both online and offline, in the USA, Europe, and many places in Asia. In this article, we will focus on the issue of why companies in Latin America have not yet incorporated this role to the same extent and why there is a certain cultural apprehension about this role, resulting from more hierarchical positions such as the CEO or managers with highly individualistic profiles.

(By Belen Gandolfo Screpante) Acclaimed chef Shingo Akikuni opened his first restaurant, Shingo, on Thursday, May 11, 2023, within the historic La Palma building in Coral Gables. Shingo is an intimate 14-seat omakase restaurant that will offer a gastronomic experience of 18 dishes featuring traditional Japanese nigiri, seasonal sashimi, and Yakimono dishes with premium sake pairings.

(By Juan Maqueda and Dino Dal Molin, from Miami) Currently, the position of Head of Culture (also known as Chief Culture Officer or Director of Culture) has become increasingly relevant in both online and offline companies. In this article, we will explain successful cases in the United States, Europe, and Latin America that demonstrate the importance of this strategic role.

(By Belen Gandolfo Screpante) Here we tell you about the thrilling competition that only brings benefits to tourists and the great city of Orlando, generating a significant impact throughout Florida. Over 50 years ago, Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom opened its doors in Orlando and quickly became the premier destination for theme parks in the country and the world. But today, it's clear that Disney is no longer alone. The fierce competition in Orlando's theme parks every day leads to better attractions, more benefits, and clearly both tourists and Orlando enjoy that competition. How does Universal compete for Disney's crown today?

(By Marcelo Maurizio, Gerardo Solis, and the infonegocios Miami editorial team) For over 100 years, Michelin Tires has been recognized not only for its exceptional tire manufacturing but also for annually recommending the best restaurants in major cities around the world. That's right, the tire manufacturer takes on the task of identifying establishments that offer the best culinary experiences, honoring them with one, two, or three stars based on their gastronomic level.

(By Juan Maqueda from Infonegocios Miami) In Miami, the residents of South Beach are greatly surprised by this situation, but the whole of Miami is. Nikki Beach, the iconic and vibrant destination in South Beach, is currently caught in the midst of a legal battle that jeopardizes its future. Lucia and Jack Penrod, who have leased the property to the city for over 30 years and operate the renowned club, have filed a lawsuit against the city and the Boucher brothers, accusing officials of engaging in a "secret agreement" and violating legal procedures, as reported by The Real Deal and The Miami Herald.

(By Dino Dal Molin, CEO of Bizit Global for InfoNegocios Miami) The Metaverse is inexorably heading towards the cemetery of failed trends in the technology industry. After years of trying to bring this vision to life, Mark Zuckerberg has been overshadowed by artificial intelligence and is now heading towards oblivion within the pantheon of technological ideas.

(By Juan Maqueda) In Game 6, the team from Florida fought back from a 14-point deficit in the first quarter and ultimately won 96-92. Jalen Brunson was the top scorer of the game with 41 points for the Knicks, but Miami managed to control the other players and maintain their lead on the scoreboard. Bam Adebayo led Miami with 23 points and 9 rebounds, while Kyle Lowry shone off the bench with 11 points and 9 assists. With this victory, Miami reached the Eastern Conference Finals for the ninth time in the last 19 years.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) Placing and creating product placement is the strategy that gives the most results and is the most relevant to the current era of content inserted into everyday life. Most companies and public figures do not know the secrets and benefits of doing product placement due to a combination of prejudice, ignorance, and above all cognitive bias. Many people believe that only large brands can afford to do product placement, and it is not possible for smaller brands or local ventures. This is a common mistake and a misconception that has been fueled by the lack of education and understanding about this marketing strategy.

(By Marcelo Maurizio, from Miami) Shopping centers are a meeting place for consumers and, nowadays, have become a leisure space where the customer experience is what matters. That's why shopping centers try to attract visitors with decorative and architectural elements that generate emotions in consumers, such as fountains in shopping centers.

(By Marcelo Maurizio) Buying an iPhone in Miami has become a common practice for many tourists visiting the city. The main reason behind this is that the price of Apple products in the United States is generally lower than in many other countries around the world, making it a great attraction for tourists looking to save money. Additionally, Miami is a major tourist center, with a large number of foreign visitors interested in purchasing high-quality products like those offered by Apple.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio from Miami) Investing in media is a fundamental part of any marketing strategy worth its salt. It is through the media that companies, brands, personalities, politicians, and others can reach their target audience and promote their products or services. In recent years, we have seen a significant increase in investment in digital media, leading to the claim that 50 or 60% of advertising investment is allocated to online media. However, this assertion is misleading, as not all advertisers invest in digital media to the same extent.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio from Miami) The Ford vs. Ferrari movie is a masterpiece that offers many lessons for business leaders and marketing experts, but also for anyone who works in a team. The story revolves around the rivalry between Ford Motor Company and Ferrari during the 1960s in the world of endurance car racing. There are several key characters in the movie that offer valuable lessons about leadership, management, and marketing. But it is also a tribute to ethics, teamwork, and values. We suggest you sit down to watch this management, branding, marketing, and friendship masterpiece alone, with your bosses, with your colleagues.