THE GREATER MIAMI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TRANSFORMING JACKSON: THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC HEALTHCARE IN SOUTH FLORIDA
Carlos A. Migoya, Jackson Health System
ORANGE BOWL’S VALUE TO THE SOUTH FLORIDA COMMUNITY
Eric Poms,Orange Bowl Committee CEOPresident & CEONOVEMBER TRUSTEE LUNCHEON
Yesterday, the Miami River District Apartments (Terrazas River Park Village and River Oaks Marina & Tower) attended the monthly Trustee Luncheon were the Greater Miami Chamber showcased three diverse institutions with one common theme – their importance to our community. Jackson Health System President and CEO Carlos Migoya discussed Jackson’s central role in South Florida’s health and economic vitality; as well as its path to an improved business plan and elevating the patient experience by offering private rooms. Orange Bowl Committee CEO Eric Poms reminded Trustees that the committee’s historic past is so closely linked to that of Greater Miami and those volunteers in the unmistakable orange jackets that make it all possible. Finally, Miami Lighthouse for the Blind was honored for their 80 years of service to the community and their service to people of all ages who are blind and visually impaired.
Yesterday, the Miami River District Apartments (Terrazas River Park Village and River Oaks Marina & Tower) attended the monthly Trustee Luncheon were the Greater Miami Chamber showcased three diverse institutions with one common theme – their importance to our community. Jackson Health System President and CEO Carlos Migoya discussed Jackson’s central role in South Florida’s health and economic vitality; as well as its path to an improved business plan and elevating the patient experience by offering private rooms. Orange Bowl Committee CEO Eric Poms reminded Trustees that the committee’s historic past is so closely linked to that of Greater Miami and those volunteers in the unmistakable orange jackets that make it all possible. Finally, Miami Lighthouse for the Blind was honored for their 80 years of service to the community and their service to people of all ages who are blind and visually impaired.
(Miami, FL) – An estimated 80 University of Miami students and Miami River District Apartments partnered with the Miami River Commission on Saturday, October 29, 11 am to 1 pm, to beautify the Miami River Greenway along South River Drive, from José Martí Park to the NW 1st Street. 
Activities included: painting, planting 100 new plants along the Miami River Greenway, removing litter and weeds, and spreading mulch made of recycled wood. 
The Miami River District Apartments would like to thank all the sponsors that participated in the Miami/ Fort Lauderdale Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 2011. 