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CATEGORY: Entrepreneurs
Company: Opium Group
INDUSTRY: Nightlife
WHAT MAKES THEM HAUTE: One of the country’s most successful nightlife conglomerates, The Opium Group has been at the forefront of Miami clubs and is the driving force behind South Beach’s ongoing cultural renaissance. The three managing partners create a tour de force of hospitality, design, and ambiance that attracts the glitterati of South Florida to all of their luxurious clubs. The Group is responsible for nightclubs such as Mansion,Cameo Theatre, SET and Mokai. Most recently, Roman Jones has acquired Club Space, independent of the Opium Group.

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