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Fostering Hope, Resilience, and Action for Miami-Dade's Nonprofit Sector. PhilanthropyMiami hosted its annual Ignite! conference on Thursday, May 9, at Miami Dade College, bringing together social impact leaders to address the challenges and opportunities facing Miami-Dade's nonprofit sector. With 27 years of commitment to supporting the philanthropic ecosystem, PhilanthropyMiami has empowered over 1,000 nonprofit leaders from more than 800 organizations through essential capacity-building programs in the past three years alone.

(By Ortega) In an exciting duel that left football fans with their hearts in their mouths, Inter Miami faced Orlando City in a match that was marked by the absence of the Argentine star Lionel Messi. Despite the lack of the star, the team managed to maintain its position in the Eastern Conference of the MLS with a 0-0 draw on rival soil.

(By Marcelo Maurizio) 

In the fast-paced world of business, the ability to innovate and adapt quickly to market changes has become a crucial factor for business success. In this context, Design Thinking has emerged as a powerful tool that enables companies to address complex challenges, develop creative solutions, and put the customer at the center of the entire process.

(By the editorial team of InfoNegocios Miami, with the collaboration of Marcelo Maurizio) In an innovative collaboration between Michelob Ultra and the renowned creative agency GUT Mexico City, an unprecedented stunt has been executed that has captured the attention of the world by paying tribute to the iconic Lionel Messi in a celestial manner. The "Messi Signs" campaign has been the result of months of strategic and creative planning, where GUT has once again showcased their mastery in creating unique and memorable experiences for the most prominent brands. In this case, the focus has been on highlighting Messi's extraordinary skill and charisma, which have elevated him to the status of a living legend in the world of football.

(By Maqueda, Ortega, and Maurizio) In a strategic decision aimed at positioning the region as a world-renowned sports epicenter, the commissioners of Miami-Dade have agreed to a significant investment of $49 million for hosting matches of the FIFA World Cup 2026. This funding, which includes both cash and in-kind services, reflects the locality's commitment and ambition to become a prominent host of this prestigious football event.

(By Otero and Maurizio) The primary issue, which few are willing to acknowledge, is becoming more overt in today's business landscape. Experts like Goleman, Morin, and Renvoise are no longer tiptoeing around it. What if the problem isn't the cost, the business flow, the Excel sheets, or the returns? What if the real issue is you? Or the emotional intelligence of your CEO, your CFO? Within the intricate web of the business world, emotions play a pivotal role in decision-making, interpersonal interactions, and organizational climate. Often, issues such as ego, anger, and fear manifest as seemingly rational excuses, hindering the potential for coherent actions that drive change and improvement within organizations.

(By Taylor and Maqueda) Discover why Argentines are investing nearly one billion dollars in properties in Miami, according to data from the National Association of Realtors. We will delve into the reasons behind this trend, the advantages offered by Florida's real estate market, and the investment opportunities that attract Argentines year after year.

(By Taylor, Maqueda, and with the collaboration of Maurizio) Why is Russia there, why did they not remain silent? In a recent discovery that has sparked controversy worldwide, a Russian research vessel has reported the location of an oil reserve in British waters of Antarctica, which actually belongs to Argentine Antarctica. This finding, which could potentially yield up to 511,000 million barrels of oil, raises significant questions about environmental preservation and international commitments related to the region.

(By Ortega) In a scenario where the participation of the Latino workforce in the US continues to rise, their economic influence is consolidating, despite facing significant challenges in the labor market. Despite making a significant contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the United States, Latinos are affected by wage disparities and unfavorable working conditions compared to other ethnic groups.

(By Miami Business Insider) Welcome aboard an unparalleled journey in the Caribbean! At Miami Business Insider, we detail the ins and outs of this unforgettable cruise experience, where nudism and fun blend in a unique and uninhibited environment. Norwegian Cruise Line offers you the opportunity to explore exotic destinations while enjoying a clothing-optional vacation.

(By Maqueda and Taylor) In an increasingly visual and competitive world, airlines have found in Aircraft Wrapping a cutting-edge way to stand out and differentiate themselves in the aviation market. This practice involves applying a vinyl adhesive layer to the external surface of an aircraft, transforming its appearance and creating striking designs ranging from advertising to cultural and entertainment themes.

(By Maqueda) In a surprising turn of events, the Miami Beach Police Department has taken a bold step in its recruitment strategy by adding an unprecedented luxury car to its fleet: a Rolls-Royce. This move has sparked intense debate among the city's residents, showcasing the department's creativity in its efforts to attract new talent to its ranks.

From Miami, through Paraguay, Uruguay, all the way to Argentina, the epic comeback of Inter Miami keeps showing that "There's a team!" in the city of sun. In a night full of emotions and high-level soccer, Inter Miami, with Lionel Messi as captain, achieved an incredible victory by turning around a 0-2 deficit against CF Montreal in Canada. This triumph not only solidifies the Florida team as the undisputed leader of the MLS Eastern Conference but also leaves an indelible mark on Miami's sports history. The city is joyful and experiences a week full of optimism; Miami hasn't had this joy before, and today Messi and his friends add something it couldn't have before – today, Miami is already a "soccer city."