About George Lindemann Jr.
George Lindemann Jr. is an investor, art collector and philanthropist committed to helping communities improve quality of life, expand opportunities and protect natural resources. He is the General Manager of BC Property Investments and serves as President of the Board of Trustees for The Bass—Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum. Drawing on his experience as both a business leader and environmental advocate, Lindemann is actively involved in developing innovative ways to protect water resources and engage communities on climate issues through cultural institutions.
From the Blog
MATTIA BONETTI: DESIGNS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN THE ORIGINAL
In late 2004, I was working with Mattia Bonetti on designing some furniture for my house. He is as warm and friendly as they get, especially for a superstar designer. When I first met him I expected an air of importance, or stiff European formality. But that’s not...
NON-NATIVE VS. INVASIVE: GOOD, BAD OR OTHERWISE?
I am currently fascinated by the concept of non-native and invasive species. When are non-natives bad? Always or sometimes? Invasive species are always bad. But sometimes non-natives can be good for you. Take the plant, Mullein, for example. It doesn’t belong in East...
In the News
The Real Deal: Environmentalist faces $4.3M judgment in Martin County mining dispute
A trial jury levied a $4.3 million judgment against environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla after finding that she interfered in a deal between Martin County and a mining company.
Miami Herald: Environmentalist ordered to pay $4.4 million to developer
A jury in Stuart on Wednesday found famed environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla, the 77-year-old sister of deceased Clinton-era U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno and a South Florida political powerhouse in her own right, liable for interfering in a business deal that a...
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