Bernie Goldhirsh

Inheriting the 'Entrepreneurial Spirit'

Ben Goldhirsh, the son of late Inc. founder Bernie Goldhirsh, is staking his own claim in the magazine and film industries.  Read more

A Birth Legend We Love

Inc.'s executive editor tells both the official and unofficial story of why Bernie Goldhirsh decided to launch our small-business magazine 20 years ago.  Read more

Rediscovering Enterprise

Five years ago this month, INC. published its first issue. The magazine was 112 pages in length, and weighed in at eight and a half ounces. Its contents i...  Read more

Editor's Letter: The Art of Business

Thirty years ago, almost to the day, I left a job at the forefront of the computer revolution to join a magazine. It was undoubtedly a bad move financiall...  Read more

After the Sale

Five ex-owners reveal the hidden emotional costs behind the decision to sell out.  Read more

INC.'s roundup of market data provides instant reference to the behavior of the common stocks of small companies. The INC. Index is derived from the stoc...  Read more

Schwarzkopf On Leadership

General Norman Schwarzkopf discusses some of the principles that helped him win the Gulf War.  Read more

FYI: Taking Responsibility

When is a CEO not a CEO?  Read more

Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Ben Goldhirsh, GOOD

#19 BEN GOLDHIRSH GOOD Age: 27 Location: Los AngelesRead more

The Best of Inc.

1. The Coolest Small Company in America (200...  Read more

April 1996

Some comments from Inc.'s editor-in-chief concerning his boss,the founder of Inc. magazine.  Read more

Seduction by the Numbers

Tearing into "breaking free of budgets," and more.  Read more

Street Smarts: What's New?

Like Inc. , columnist Brodsky is celebrating his 25th year in business, and much has changed in that time--including how Brodsky thinks about his cho...  Read more

A Changing of the Guard

After 21 years, Inc. gets a new owner. Plus, if innovation is random, how can you make it strike at your company?  Read more

Letter From The Founder

Why starting Inc. magazine seemed like such a good idea--and still does.  Read more

The Creative Spirit

Remembering Bernard A. Goldhirsh, the entrepreneur extraordinaire who founded Inc.   Read more

Kudos for the Kid

Comments on Sundance, spam, and the SBA.  Read more

The Anatomy of a Sale--Ours

Magazines know how to go after a story, but this one came to us. Inc. was recently the focus of a business drama with valuable lessons about what a ...  Read more

Thought for the Day: The Power of Bootstrapping

Some colleagues and I were just in a meeting with Bob LaPointe, the funder and president of a company called Trendline Communications, based in Marblehead...  Read more

Revolutionary Roads: Mapping America's Innovation Capitals

30 tales of following where the spirit leads  Read more

Editor's Letter

The editors and writers at Inc. are accustomed to peering into businesses rarely covered by the rest of the business press, but Read more

The Anatomy of a Sale--Ours, Part 3

Magazines know how to go after a story, but this one came to us. Inc. was recently the focus of a business drama with valuable lessons about what a ...  Read more

The Entrepreneur of the Year

Introduction to the Entrepreneur of the Year judges and the selection process.  Read more