As part of National Entrepreneurship Month, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine-Cava visited The HUB @OfficeLogic, a growing center of innovation that has become a cornerstone for small business development in the county.
The visit highlighted the administration’s continued commitment to building an economy that supports opportunity, adaptability, and shared prosperity for all residents.
Located in the heart of Miami, The HUB @OfficeLogic serves as the official home of the Strive305 small business incubator — an initiative designed to provide entrepreneurs with tools, mentorship, and community as they build and grow their ventures.
The incubator is overseen by Yamilet Rivas, a Strive305 Ambassador and president of the Women’s Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in the United States. Under her guidance at the HUB, the program has become one of Miami-Dade’s most active platforms for entrepreneurial development, particularly for women- and minority-led enterprises.
The HUB is owned and operated by local entrepreneur Noelle Jackson, whose vision extends beyond providing professional workspace. Jackson has cultivated a thriving ecosystem where founders can launch ideas, scale operations, and prepare for global expansion. Her approach emphasizes collaborative growth, resource-sharing, and a welcoming environment that meets the evolving needs of modern innovators. By fostering a sense of community, The HUB has positioned itself as a vital space for both emerging and established businesses.
During her visit, Mayor Levine-Cava met with several of the more than 120 entrepreneurs who maintain an office presence at the facility. Many shared their business journeys and discussed the opportunities and challenges faced by small business owners in Miami-Dade.