Nancy Dahlberg, Refresh Miami

Nancy Dahlberg

Refresh Miami

Miami, FL, United States

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Past:
  • Refresh Miami
  • The Miami Herald
  • Bradenton Herald
  • Miami.com
  • The Kansas City Star
  • TriCityHerald
  • el Nuevo Herald
  • WPTV

Past articles by Nancy:

Biller Genie raises $3.5M to fuel expansion of accounts receivable platform

Biller Genie, a Miami-based cloud-based Accounts Receivable automation startup, today announced it has raised a seed round of $3.5 million. The financial technology startup plans to use the funding to scale operations, accelerate distribution and speed development of new features, including a cryptocurrency payment option that the company expects to launch this fall. → Read More

Inside peek: Papa’s new HQ feels like home (that you’d want to work in)

Papa's new Miami HQ is open for business. Let's take a look at what went into the office design strategy. → Read More

More people in Florida will get skin cancer than any other cancer. How to protect yourself

Florida has the second-highest rates in the country of melanoma, the deadly skin cancer. What you need to know about protecting yourself from the sun and tanning beds. → Read More

It took a heart attack for him to exercise and eat healthy. He’s now 75 pounds lighter.

Recovering after a heart attack or stroke involves a change in lifestyle, including diet, exercise and other habits. The American Heart Association gauges cardio health by tracking behaviors that increase risks called Life’s Simple 7. → Read More

Did your father have a heart attack? Knowing your family history can save your life

Knowing his family history spurred a judge to enroll in Baptist Hospital’s Miami Heart Study. After learning he had a blockage, he went in for an angiogram and angioplasty, and had a stent inserted in his artery. → Read More

Dinner party-in-a-box is still a winner. So are vacation homes for special families.

Most winners of the 2018 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge are pushing ahead. Luxe Fete Social, VillaKey and Major Marketplace are thriving. Others, like Redify and VDrill, aren’t quite ready to launch. → Read More

How a Broward nonprofit boosted its revenues and created jobs — and did a lot of good

Arc Broward began growing its mission through social enterprise, which boosted its revenues and created jobs for people with disabilities in the process. → Read More

Girl Scouts meets ‘Shark Tank’ in girls’ entrepreneurship program

This Haitian-American’s entrepreneurship nonprofit serving young girls is part of a bigger mission to bring more entrepreneurial resources to immigrant and low-income communities across South Florida. → Read More

How nonprofits are using entrepreneurial skills, strategic thinking to change the world

Charities and non-profits that power their missions forward share their secrets: Entrepreneurial thinking, strategic planning and sustainable funding models that go beyond donations. → Read More

How Zumba still rocks the fitness world

There’s no cooldown time for Zumba, the dance-fitness company founded in 2001 in South Florida. That’s because co-founders Alberto Perlman, Alberto Aghion and Alberto “Beto” Pérez are busy choreographing Zumba’s future as other fitness sensations come and go. → Read More

Does your child seem confused with directions? It could be this medical condition.

If your child often says “what,” “huh” or “I don’t get it” and requires a lot of repetition or gets confused with directions, he or she may have an auditory processing disorder. → Read More

They were born deaf. Now, these six siblings can hear, talk and sing joyously.

Six Miami siblings were born deaf. Thanks to cochlear implants implanted in their ears by surgeons at the University of Miami Health System, the six children can now hear, talk, listen to music and sing. → Read More

How these homegrown restaurants are bringing a Miami taste to the world

Some restaurant companies in South Florida — like Grove Bay Restaurant Group, Tapco Restaurant Group, Bocas Food Group and Chef Creole — are succeeding despite in a very tough industry. → Read More

How these homegrown restaurants are bringing a Miami taste to the world

Some restaurant companies in South Florida — like Grove Bay Restaurant Group, Tapco Restaurant Group, Bocas Food Group and Chef Creole — are succeeding despite in a very tough industry. → Read More

Brain cancer treatments showing promise with targeted therapies. 'Very exciting stuff.'

Much of the research – such as clinical trials at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center — point to this: Targeted therapies and personalized medicine show much promise in the fight against deadly brain cancer. → Read More

Looking for modest fashion with style? This startup has you covered

Miami Beach-based sister-sister fashion team Chaya Rockford and Shaindy Backer are changing the image of modest clothing. Their clothing line, Project 6, is both stylish and demure, striking a chord with buyers in the U.S. and beyond. → Read More

This online platform links minority small businesses with consumers. The key is quality.

Major Marketplace won third place in the 2018 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge FIU Track. It seeks to link products made by minority businesses with consumers. → Read More

Not every athlete can afford a top trainer. That's where VDrill comes in.

V-Drill matches athletes with trainers who create individualized workouts delivered via an app. The concept took second place in the FIU Track of the 2018 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge. → Read More

Are your creams and lotions safe? This app tells you what's really inside that tube

Miami startup Redify won first place in the FIU Track of the Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge. It also was chosen the People's Pick. The app scans consumer products to identify potentially harmful ingredients. → Read More

This online platform links minority small businesses with consumers. The key is quality.

Major Marketplace won third place in the 2018 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge FIU Track. It seeks to link products made by minority businesses with consumers. → Read More