Companies

Flow Traders is a leading global liquidity provider and market maker specializing in Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) and multi-asset class trading, leveraging high-frequency quantitative strategies across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the company drives market resilience with institutional-grade liquidity for ETPs, digital assets, and financial products. Notable achievements include its 2015 IPO on Euronext Amsterdam, recognition as Europe's largest ETF market maker, and robust 2025 performance with €1,940 billion in ETP value traded.

Fontainebleau Miami Beach is an iconic luxury resort and hotel on Miami Beach's Millionaire’s Row, renowned for its Morris Lapidus-designed Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture that opened in 1954 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2008. This historic Miami Beach landmark offers 1,504 lavish rooms, world-class amenities, and entertainment, redefining South Florida hospitality after a $1 billion renovation. As a premier destination for celebrities and affluent travelers, Fontainebleau Miami Beach continues to shape Miami's vibrant luxury scene with innovative family-friendly proposals.

Foster + Partners is a globally recognized architecture and design studio founded by Norman Foster in 1967 that has become one of the world's most influential and commercially successful architectural practices. Operating from a London headquarters with offices across 20 countries, the firm specializes in sustainable architecture, urbanism, engineering, and design, having established itself as a pioneer in high-tech modernism and environmental responsibility. The practice has grown to employ over 1,000 professionals, including 226 engineers and 500 specialist staff across six autonomous studios, each capable of competing for projects worldwide. Foster + Partners has designed some of the world's most iconic structures including the Reichstag dome in Berlin, the Great Court of the British Museum, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation headquarters, Apple's Cupertino campus, Bloomberg's London headquarters, and major international airports in Hong Kong and Beijing. The firm is led by founder Norman Foster, who holds the title of Founder and Executive Chairman and is widely regarded as the world's wealthiest architect with a personal net worth in the hundreds of millions. The studio's distinctive organizational structure combines six competing design studios with a central Design Board and specialist groups that enable the practice to maintain critical acclaim while remaining exceptionally prolific, currently generating 40 percent of revenue from Middle Eastern projects and continuing to pursue transformative commissions globally.

Four Seasons Hotel at the Surf Club is an ultra-luxury hospitality and residential complex located in Surfside, Miami, featuring a meticulously restored 1930 Mediterranean Revival landmark designed by architect Russell Pancoast. The property encompasses 77 guest rooms, 120 private residences, 30 hotel residences, fine dining restaurants including The Surf Club Restaurant by Thomas Keller, and exclusive beachfront amenities across nine acres of oceanfront property. The historic clubhouse and cabanas have been preserved and integrated with three striking glass tower additions designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier, creating a seamless dialogue between early 20th-century elegance and contemporary luxury. This iconic South Florida destination represents a pinnacle of adaptive reuse and heritage preservation, attracting elite guests and residents who appreciate timeless architectural significance combined with world-class modern hospitality.

FTX was a leading centralized cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2019 by Sam Bankman-Fried, offering advanced derivatives trading including futures, options, and tokenized stocks, achieving a peak valuation of $32 billion. Despite its Bahamas headquarters, FTX maintained strong Miami and South Florida ties through the founder's presence and a high-profile naming rights deal for the downtown Miami arena. The exchange collapsed in November 2022 amid fraud revelations and an $8 billion customer funds shortfall, but its bankruptcy estate has recovered over $16 billion, enabling 98% creditor repayments at 119% of claims by late 2024.

The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) is the official accredited not-for-profit destination sales and marketing organization for Greater Miami and Miami Beach, promoting the region as a premier global hub for leisure, conventions, meetings, and events. Funded by local tourism taxes, GMCVB supports over 1,000 regional partners, including hotels and event organizers, to drive economic impact, industry resiliency, and community quality of life in South Florida. Notable achievements include awarding over 450 scholarships through its Visitor Industry Human Resource Council (VIC) since 1991, raising more than $3.5 million, and pioneering the Multicultural Tourism & Development Department in 2015 to celebrate Miami's diverse communities.

Groot Hospitality, founded by visionary entrepreneur David Grutman, is a leading Miami-based hospitality group specializing in upscale restaurants, iconic nightclubs, lounges, and hotels that deliver immersive, high-energy experiences blending innovative dining, luxury design, and marquee entertainment. Headquartered in Miami Beach, Florida, the company powers South Florida's vibrant nightlife with landmarks like LIV Miami, Komodo, and Papi Steak, while expanding to Las Vegas, Dallas, and beyond. Renowned for shareable moments and strategic partnerships with figures like Pharrell Williams and Bad Bunny, Groot Hospitality has established itself as a global innovator in experiential luxury hospitality.

Hard Rock International is a premier global entertainment conglomerate, owning and operating over 300 venues including Hard Rock Cafes, hotels, casinos, and live music destinations across nearly 80 countries, celebrated for its vast collection of over 88,000 authentic rock 'n' roll memorabilia pieces. Headquartered in Hollywood, Florida near Miami and wholly owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida since 2007, the company generates approximately $6.8 billion in annual revenue through diversified operations in gaming, hospitality, and brand licensing. Notable achievements include the $1.075 billion acquisition of The Mirage in Las Vegas and ambitious expansions like the upcoming Hard Rock Las Vegas redevelopment and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino San Juan, solidifying its dominance in Miami/South Florida entertainment and worldwide.

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) is a premier contemporary art museum in Miami's Design District, showcasing innovative exhibitions, advancing scholarship, and offering free year-round admission to foster international dialogue. Since opening its 37,500-square-foot 'Magic Box' building in 2017, funded by philanthropists Irma and Norman Braman on land donated by Craig Robins, ICA Miami has become a cornerstone of South Florida's thriving art scene. In 2024, it expanded by acquiring the adjacent former De la Cruz Collection site for $25 million, adding 30,000 square feet with support from local donors, enhancing its role during Miami Art Basel.

Icahn Enterprises L.P. is a diversified holding company led by activist investor Carl Icahn, with operations spanning Investment, Energy, Automotive, Food Packaging, Real Estate, Home Fashion, and Pharma segments. Headquartered in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, the company maintains a prominent South Florida presence and generates significant revenue while pursuing value-unlocking strategies through asset sales and operational improvements. Publicly traded on Nasdaq under IEP, Icahn Enterprises boasts strong liquidity with $2.7 billion in investment funds and an indicative net asset value of $3.17 billion as of late 2025, underscoring its resilience in Miami's dynamic business landscape.

III Points is Miami's premier music and arts festival founded in 2013 by David Sinopoli and Erica Freshman, blending cutting-edge international performances with 60% local Miami talent across electronic, indie, hip-hop, and experimental genres. Held annually in Wynwood, the festival transforms Miami into a cultural destination through immersive art installations, innovative technology, and interactive experiences across multiple stages. Since its debut, III Points has become one of the most progressive festivals in the U.S., showcasing world-renowned artists while providing a platform for Miami's thriving underground music and art scene, solidifying South Florida's position beyond stereotypical perceptions.

Inter Miami CF is a Major League Soccer franchise based in South Florida that has transformed into one of the league's most valuable and influential clubs. Co-owned by David Beckham, Jorge Mas, and Jose Mas, the team gained global prominence following Lionel Messi's 2023 signing and won the MLS Cup in December 2025. With a current valuation of $1.45 billion—the highest in MLS—Inter Miami CF represents a comprehensive sports and real estate platform anchored by Miami Freedom Park, a $1.3 billion privately-funded development featuring a 25,000-seat stadium, hotel, retail village, and tech hub opening in April 2026.

Jackson Health System is Miami-Dade County's nonprofit academic medical system and a cornerstone of healthcare delivery across South Florida, serving all residents regardless of ability to pay. Founded on June 25, 1918, as Miami City Hospital with just 13 beds during the devastating influenza epidemic, the system has evolved into a comprehensive integrated healthcare delivery network comprising Jackson Memorial Hospital as its flagship facility, along with Jackson South Medical Center, Jackson North Medical Center, Jackson West Medical Center, Holtz Children's Hospital, Jackson Behavioral Health Hospital, and numerous primary care and specialty centers. The system operates under governance of the Public Health Trust, a volunteer board acting on behalf of the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners, ensuring equitable access to world-class care across multiple service lines. Jackson Memorial Hospital has become an accredited tertiary teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and operates one of the largest transplant institutes in the United States, performing every type of organ transplant for both adult and pediatric patients. The system achieved critical infrastructure expansion in 1992 with the opening of the Ryder Trauma Center, a Level 1 facility designed to serve as South Florida's designated trauma hub and equipped with capabilities to treat the President of the United States. Over more than a century, Jackson Health System has expanded from a segregated 13-bed facility into a sprawling medical campus in downtown Miami serving thousands of patients annually while maintaining its founding mission of providing equitable, high-standard care to the entire Miami-Dade County population.

Jungle Island is a premier eco-adventure park and interactive zoological attraction on Watson Island in Miami, Florida, offering exotic animals, thrilling zip lines, pop-up waterslides, an outdoor wind tunnel, escape rooms, and bird shows along 1.35 miles of winding trails. Founded in 1936 as Parrot Jungle by Franz Scherr, it stands as one of Miami's oldest tourist attractions, having welcomed millions including Winston Churchill, Jimmy Carter, and Steven Spielberg. Nestled between downtown Miami and South Beach, Jungle Island delivers unforgettable family adventures in the heart of South Florida.

The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation is one of America's most influential philanthropic organizations, with total assets of $2.6 billion and annual giving of approximately $130 million. Founded in 1950 by newspaper magnates John S. Knight and James L. Knight, the foundation evolved from the Charles L. Knight Memorial Education Fund established in 1940 to support students in Akron, Ohio. The foundation's transformational work centers on supporting quality journalism, advancing media innovation, fostering the arts, and strengthening community engagement across 26 cities where the Knight brothers once owned and operated newspapers. Under the leadership of President Alberto Ibargüen, Knight Foundation made 315 grants totaling $195 million in 2023, positioning itself as a leader in experimental and tech-focused grantmaking. The foundation operates across four primary funding areas: Journalism, Community Impact, Arts, and Information and Society, with particular emphasis on defending press freedom, supporting news organization sustainability, and building informed communities. Its mission remains rooted in the Knight brothers' conviction that well-informed, engaged communities are essential to thriving democracy. Today, the foundation continues this legacy by investing in local journalism, arts and culture, and community development while pioneering innovative approaches to address the digital transformation of media and information ecosystems.

Lennar Corporation, one of the nation's largest homebuilders founded in Miami in 1954, designs, builds, and sells affordable, move-up, active adult, and luxury homes nationwide, alongside financial services and multifamily rentals. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, the company drives South Florida's residential growth with its innovative 'Everything's Included' model and tech-driven LenX platform for sustainable energy and dynamic pricing. Notable achievements include the 2018 $9.3 billion CalAtlantic acquisition, record Q1 2026 deliveries of 16,863 homes, and a pioneering 'land-light' strategy enhancing construction efficiency.

Magnus Media, founded in 2015 by global icon Marc Anthony and veteran talent agent Michel Vega, is a diversified entertainment and sports agency headquartered in Miami, Florida, specializing in artist management, music publishing, record label services, digital content creation, talent booking, and athlete representation with a focus on Latin creators and MLB stars. The company manages high-profile clients like Gente de Zona, Fonseca, Bacilos, Mau y Ricky, Enrique Santos, and baseball talents including Aroldis Chapman and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., leveraging Miami's vibrant Latin music and sports scene to bridge Latino talent with global brands. Notable achievements include rapid expansion into sports representation, partnerships with Sofía Vergara’s Latin World Entertainment, and producing multimedia content for worldwide audiences.

Major Food Group (MFG), founded by chefs Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi, and Jeff Zalaznick, is a leading hospitality powerhouse renowned for iconic restaurants like Carbone, The Grill, Torrisi, Sadelle’s, and Parm that redefine Italian-American cuisine with luxurious, immersive experiences. With over 40 global locations spanning restaurants, private clubs, hotels, and luxury residences across New York, Miami, Las Vegas, Paris, Hong Kong, and more, MFG has earned 21 New York Times stars and three Michelin stars for setting new industry standards. In Miami and South Florida, MFG elevates the scene through Villa Miami and ZZ’s Club, blending signature hospitality with the region's vibrant energy.