Old Hollywood Beauty With Natural Formulas
A makeup artist since age nine, Jessica Truesdale was inspired by beauty-industry legends like Estée Lauder and Elizabeth Arden, and founded True You Cosmet... Read more
Women in Business
Recent Women in Business Articles
Case Study: How to Restart a Company
Could Robin Sauve's bid to relaunch a business backfire? Here's how she managed to finance her start-up through the early stages. Read more
The Way I Work: Jamie Latshaw of Lexicon
Jamie Latshaw is a stay-at-home mom. She also runs one of the fastest-growing companies in America. Read more
Microloans for Women in Business
A new program called FITE provides microloans to women in business. Read more
What Does It Take to Become an Entrepreneur—Psychopathy?
Brazen Careerist blogger Penelope Trunk shares with Inc.com contributor John Warrillow who is and who is not cut out for entrepreneurship. Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Desert Jet
How a female aviator shook up the industry by founding her own aircraft charter company Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Putney
How one Maine company is providing low-cost, quality medication to petsâ€"and the veterinarians who treat them Read more
Reader Mail: February 2011
Responses to recent stories, including Jason Fried’s column about raising prices and Meg Hirshberg’s column about entrepreneurship and divorce. Read more
A Sustainability Pioneer
Wendi Goldsmith leads a business that helps other companies to embrace going green. Read more
Part Guru, Part Glamour, and Fully Sustainable
At 26, model Summer Rayne Oakes is on a mission to transform the $300 billion fashion industry into a model of sustainability. Read more
The Romance of Good Deeds
Meg Cadoux Hirshberg explains why building a business with a strong social mission can also be great for your marriage. Read more
InDinero Fixes Money Management
Jessica Mah, the 20-year-old CEO of inDinero, is improving upon what QuickBooks has done and is making financial tracking easier for small businesses. Read more
From Nonprofit to For-Profit Success
Amy Norquist took her environmental nonprofit experience and created Greensulate, which builds rooftop meadows. Read more
Say Yes to Solar
With their company SunRun, Lynn Jurich and Edward Fenster have created a way to get solar panels on homes for little or no cost. Read more
How to Write a Great Internal Newsletter
An internal company newsletter about what's happening day to day can be a great way to create a sense of transparency and open the lines of communication at ... Read more
Annie Wang, Co-Founder of HerCampus.com 
Co-founder and chief technology officer of HerCampus.com Annie Wang talks about building a successful web business. Watch video
How I Did It: Eileen Fisher
Fashion’s un-diva never forgets what her customers want: simple, timeless styles. Read more
The Way I Work: Lani Hay of Lanmark Technology
Government contractor Lani Hay spends her days meeting with politicians, partying with celebrities, and advising the military. Read more
Why Documenting Business Operations is Important
How a boring thing like documenting business processes can make your company hum. Read more
From Lifeguard to CEO
How my first job as a lifeguard ultimately prepared me for running an e-mail marketing business. Read more
Women Business Owners – Stand Up and Be Recognized!
It's about time women are recognized for their contribution to businesses big and small. Check out what I think about amazing women business owners! Read more
8 Places To Find Advocates for Your Business
Your business has customers who love you and who love to talk about you. Now it's time to locate those people who love to shout from the mountain tops about ... Read more
A Supplier of Film Extras Now Trains Military Troops
Jamie Arundell-Latshaw's company Lexicon Consulting creates mock villages to help train troops who are headed overseas. Read more
America's Fastest-Growing Human Resources Company
As CEO of Pursuit of Excellence, Marie Diaz coaches clients on leadership and organizational development. Read more
My Company Has Been an Inc. 500|5000 Winner 5 Years in a Row!
How winning and marketing awards can help your business grow. Read more
CEOs Have More Clients Than Anyone
Trying to make everyone happy - from employees to customers - is a tough job, but someone's gotta do it. This article takes a look at all the different types... Read more
Managing Your Inbox
So your inbox runneth over with emails. How do you manage to get through it all? For busy CEOs and executives it all comes down to sorting and prioritizing ... Read more
The Importance of Goal Setting
Your employees would love to know what they can do to not only be successful themselves, but to help the company succeed. The top goals are usually around re... Read more
9 Things I Learned In 9 Years as a CEO – Part 2
This post is about the final four lessons I learned throughout 9 years leading VerticalResponse. Areas covered include core values, training and loving what ... Read more
9 Things I Learned In 9 Years as a CEO – Part 1
This two-part post is about the 9 things I've learned leading a growing business for the past 9 years. These lessons might help you ease over your own bumps,... Read more
Angry Customers: Kill 'Em With Kindness
We’ve learned something over the course of 9 years at VerticalResponse: killing people with kindness will get you everywhere. Here are 3 examples that have... Read more
How Respecting Competition Wins Business
What should you say when a prospective customer asks, "How are you different from your competition?" Read more
Small Town Gets a Boost from the Twilight Craze
The famed Twilight saga has changed the shape of small businesses in tiny Forks, Wash., where the books are based. Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Elf on the Shelf
How a holiday tradition turned into a multi-million dollar toy and book business. Read more
Dixon Schwabl: Lauren Dixon
Dixon S... Read more
