Behind the Scenes of Miami’s Evolution: A conversation about historic neighborhoods in transition

We invite you to join us on April 4th as we gather the Business School community in South Florida for a fascinating panel discussion between key developers and storytellers behind three iconic Miami neighborhoods. As Miami continues to evolve at a stunning pace, David Lombardi and Joe Furst (Wynwood), Bill Fuller (Little Havana) and Avra Jain (MiMo) will share their reflections on topics including: curation, historical preservation, culture, community and business. Tanya Bravo (Juggerknot Theatre Group) joins the conversation to share insights about the process of collaboration, understanding unique perspectives, and immersive storytelling. The conversation will be moderated by Bill Kearney, Editor in Chief of American Way Magazine.

We will begin with a networking reception with welcome drinks and appetizers, followed by a panel discussion. Additional networking will follow, allowing guests to mingle while enjoying delicious food and music at The Wynwood Yard.

Panelists:
Bill Fuller, Barlington Group, Little Havana
Joe Furst, Wynwood BID & Place Projects
Avra Jain, The Vagabond Group, Mimo
David Lombardi, Lombardi Properties, Wynwood
Tanya Bravo, Founder, Juggerknot Theatre & Miami Motel Stories
Moderator: Bill Kearney, Editor in Chief, American Way Magazine

Partners:
Wharton Club of South Florida
Harvard Business School Club of South Florida
The Chicago Booth Alumni Club of South Florida
The Kellogg Alumni Club of South Florida (TBC)
Fuqua Alumni Club of South Florida (TBC)
MIT Sloan Alumni Club of South Florida (TBC)
Columbia Business School Alumni Club (TBC)

Agenda:
6:30 - 7:00 PM: Networking Reception
7:00 - 8:15 Panel Discussion
8:15 - 8:30 PM: Q&A & Closing
8:30 - 9:00 PM: Additional Networking

Cost:
$25 per person
*$5 early bird discount available!

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