Shocking Move: Miami-Dade Mayor Teams Up with Ex-Rival Manny Cid to Boost Economic Growth

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In a surprising yet strategic move, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has appointed Manny Cid, her former political rival, as Senior Advisor for Economic Opportunity in the Miami-Dade Office of Innovation and Economic Development. The announcement marks a collaborative effort to unite leadership for the countyโ€™s economic growth and development.

Cid, who previously competed against Levine Cava in the last county election, will now work alongside her to advance the countyโ€™s economic development agenda. Levine Cava expressed her confidence in the appointment, emphasizing the importance of fostering economic opportunity across Miami-Dade.

The mayor outlined the priorities of Cidโ€™s new role, which include supporting small businesses, reducing bureaucracy, and creating a business environment that is โ€œfaster, easier, and less expensive.โ€ Additionally, Cid will focus on attracting greater investment, expanding hiring opportunities, and exploring new ways for companies to collaborate with Miami-Dade County.

โ€œThis appointment demonstrates a commitment to putting political differences aside and working together for the benefit of the community,โ€ Levine Cava stated.

Cid brings a wealth of experience and local insight to the role, and his appointment is seen as a step toward bipartisan cooperation in addressing Miami-Dadeโ€™s economic challenges. Small business owners, entrepreneurs, and corporate leaders alike are optimistic about the potential positive changes this collaboration could bring.

As Miami-Dade continues to grow as a hub for innovation and economic development, this partnership between Levine Cava and Cid signals a unified approach to building a prosperous future for the county.

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