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Non-Group

The Non-Group was a largely-secretive membership-limited formal grouping of Miami businesspeople that played a significant role in guiding local affairs in Greater Miami for decades. The group consisted of well-connected business elite, and was in the 1970s and 1980s widely regarded as the metro-region's main power broker, being described as a "shadow…

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Location
Miami-Dade, Florida, U.S.
Dissolved
2000s
Formation
1971
Legal status
defunct
Members
unfixed 12 (1971) 38 (1985) 49 (1988) 52 (1989) 34 (late-1992) 55 (Dec. 1992)
Purpose
group through which leaders of the business community jointly steered local civic matters

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Non-Group

Nodes158
Edges157
Triples239
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012658
Components1

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Non-Group

Top relations

related to Members · 168
Non-Group → Agro-Tech International, Allen Jr, AmeriFirst BankFrank Borman, Anthony Burns, Arvida Disney Corporation, Atico Savings BankWalter Alford, Babcock Jr, Barnett Bank, Barnett BankR, Barry UniversityCharles Olcott, Bassett, Beacon Council Miami Free, Blockbuster Entertainment Corporation, Bomar, Botifoli, Buddy, Budget, BurdinesJames McLamore, BurdinesStewart, Bureau
related to Policies and projects promoted · 50
Non-Group → After, Armando Codina, Babcock Jr, Between, Bob Graham, Borman, Bush, Capen Jr, Chapman, Charles, Colson, Companies, County, Crime, Dade County, Decade, December, Edwin Meese, Florida Legislature, Frank Borman
related to history · 14
Non-Group → Alvah Chapman Jr, Chapman, Co-founded, Dade County, During, For, Harry Hood Bassett, In, Its, Maurice Ferré, Meetings, Miami, There, This
Dissolved · 1
Non-Group → 2000s
Formation · 1
Non-Group → 1971
Legal status · 1
Non-Group → defunct
Location · 1
Non-Group → Miami-Dade, Florida, U.S.
Members · 1
Non-Group → unfixed 12 (1971) 38 (1985) 49 (1988) 52 (1989) 34 (late-1992) 55 (Dec. 1992)
Purpose · 1
Non-Group → group through which leaders of the business community jointly steered local civic matters
Type · 1
Non-Group → local NGO

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group miami president members 1992 jr december joined chairman ceo florida power early executive greater county bank former commerce business

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Non-GroupDissolved2000s1.00infobox
Non-GroupFormation19711.00infobox
Non-GroupLegal statusdefunct1.00infobox
Non-GroupLocationMiami-Dade, Florida, U.S.1.00infobox
Non-GroupMembersunfixed 12 (1971) 38 (1985) 49 (1988) 52 (1989) 34 (late-1992) 55 (Dec. 1992)1.00infobox
Non-GroupPurposegroup through which leaders of the business community jointly steered local civic matters1.00infobox
Non-GroupTypelocal NGO1.00infobox
Non-Grouprelated to historyIn0.60section
Non-Grouprelated to historyCo-founded0.60section
Non-Grouprelated to historyAlvah Chapman Jr0.60section
Non-Grouprelated to historyHarry Hood Bassett0.60section
Non-Grouprelated to historyChapman0.60section

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