International Profit Associates Inc.


Many Small Businesses Expect Big Second Half

By Matt Quinn

August 10, 2004 -- While economic data has been painting a blurry picture about what actually happened in the first half of 2004 and cast...  Read story

Inc. 500 Company Fends Off Lawsuits, Customer Complaints

By Angus Loten |  May 10, 2006

International Profit Associates has also come under scrutiny because of its political contributions.  Read story

Controversial IPA Silences a Watchdog

By Joseph Rosenbloom |  Mar 1, 2004

One of the most controversial Inc. 500 companies ever wins a legal battle.  Read story

Letters

By Various Inc Staff |  Aug 1, 2000

Readers react to articles from the May and June 2000 issues of Inc. , including "I'm John Burgess. I'm Here to Help You," by Joseph Rosenbloom; " ...  Read story

"I'm John Burgess. I'm Here to Help You"

By Joseph Rosenbloom |  Jun 1, 2000

International Profit Associates, a two-time Inc. 500 winner, became a $100 million company by selling $20,000 consulting jobs to thousands of small ...  Read story

Businesses Struggle with Energy Costs

By Angus Loten |  Feb 7, 2006

Despite a mild winter, oil and gas prices remain high, forcing small-business owners to raise prices, lower earnings, and borrow money.  Read story

The Best of Inc.

By Inc Staff |  Mar 20, 2009

1. The Coolest Small Company in America Read story

The Inc. 500 Index

By Inc Staff |  Oct 15, 1997

The fastest-growing private companies in America in 1997, arranged alphabetically.  Read story

The Inc. 500 Index

By Inc Staff |  Oct 15, 1996

A ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America arranged alphabetically.  Read story

The Inc. 500 by State

By Inc Staff |  Oct 15, 1996

A ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America arranged by state.  Read story

The Inc. 500 by Industry

By Inc Staff |  Oct 15, 1996

A ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America arranged by industry.  Read story

Looking for Customers? Pick on Someone Your Own Size

By Jerry Useem |  Mar 1, 1997

Start ups looking for rapid growth, might want to try signing up smaller companies rather than blue-chip behemoths.  Read story

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