The 11-member group, which includes Shutts & Bowen attorneys Harold 'Ed' Patricoff and Daniel Stabile, will make policy recommendations that aim to promote Miami as a global development hub for high-tech industries. The attorneys said their status on the council will likely help them develop business for the firm.
April 30, 2021 at 03:06 PM
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Shutts & Bowen partners Harold ‘Ed’ Patricoff and Daniel Stabile have been named to Miami’s recently formed Technology Council, an 11-member group with aspirations to bring national and international tech companies to the Magic City.
The council, which is still being populated via appointments from city commissioners and City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, will make recommendations for investments, incentives, services and jobs meant to attract tech enterprises.
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Shutts & Bowen attorneys Daniel Stabile, left, and Ed Patricoff, right. Courtesy photos
