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Recent Partnership Between Cardone Ventures and West Coast HVAC Company, Gundlach’s, is Targeted to Bring Monumental Growth and Scaling for Both Businesses

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Oct. 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Cardone Ventures and 10X HVAC, Co-Founded by Grant Cardone and Brandon Dawson, announces a partnership with Gundlach’s service, based out on the West Coast. The partnership aims to continue to bring remarkable heating, ventilation, and air conditioning services to the Bakersfield community—and beyond! This brand new partnership aims to provide massive growth and scaling opportunities for the HVAC operators within their network, continuing the national rollout of their 10X HVAC management company.

Gundlach’s, established in 1900, was one of the very first businesses in the Bakersfield area, having serviced thousands of homes within the last 100+ years. And now, with this brand new partnership on the horizon, the 10X HVAC and Cardone Ventures teams are committed to the expansion of

Over 1,000 small, local businesses have received grant funding

Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the impact of the City of Boston’s Small Business Relief Fund (SBRF) 2.0. Building on her commitment to supporting local, diverse, small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing our local economic recovery,  the SBRF 2.0 has awarded $12.8 million in grant funding to 1037 small business owners to date across all neighborhoods of Boston. The program was funded by the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).

“Our small business owners have faced so many challenges during the pandemic while continuing to serve our communities,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “I’m grateful to City Council partners for supporting this important work and providing critical resources to our small businesses. As we focus our local economic recovery on building a thriving, inclusive and equitable economy, we will continue to support our small businesses as anchors across

Winston & Strawn has grown from six to 22 Miami lawyers since launching an office in the city in May, as it looks to offer a wide range of services in the emerging market.

“This isn’t a join the market and wait and see if things work out,” situation, said Enrique Martin, managing partner for the law firm’s Miami office. “Winston has come into Miami all in.”

The firm announced Monday that it hired transactions and financial services attorney Juan Azel, who was previously deputy general counsel and chief compliance officer for Cross River Bank.

Winston is among at least five major law firms that have made a play in Miami in the last two years. They’re following an influx of hedge funds, banks, and wealth managers that have descended on the city since the pandemic.

The firm has been poaching local talent with decades-long experience and well-known profiles in