After more than 10 years of operation, South Florida CEO magazine has stopped publishing, and its offices are closed, according to a brief in the Miami Herald.
The magazine was a full-color monthly, and it served Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, according to its Web site, which is still live. The editor was Rochelle Broder-Singer, and the masthead listed three other full-time editorial members.
The editor before Broder-Singer was William Plasencia. Broder-Singer also worked at LatinCEO, another defunct magazine.
South Florida CEO initiated its ‘Company of the Year’ Award in 2006 when it honored FPL Group, parent of Florida Power & Light and affiliated companies. Last year’s winner was the University of Miami.
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