Tim Crino

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Tim Crino is a Senior Editor at Inc., He writes on a variety of topics for Inc. Magazine, Inc.com, and other outlets, with a focus on cybersecurity and data privacy. Tim also oversees Inc.'s book reviews, works on editorial strategies for Inc. Video, and edits Inc. Insider, a print section that curates expert advice from entrepreneurship's best and brightest.

This Extortion Scheme Can Cost Your Business Thousands. Here's How to Get Ahead of It

Best Workplaces

Why These Founders Pay Their Employees ... to Quit

Power of Purpose

How Kindbody Founder, Gina Bartasi, Turned a Personal Purpose Into Her Company's Mission

How VC Chris Sacca Plans to Make Trillions on Climate Change

Bringing Innovation to Market

Why Patience Was This Health Care Company's Biggest Asset

Bringing Innovation to Market

How This Entrepreneur Developed Partnerships to Help Solve a Big Problem for Consumers

Bringing Innovation to Market

How a Search for a Bow Tie Turned Into a $65 Million Truck-Sharing Company

Future of Healthcare Innovation

Here Are the Big Changes Coming to the Pharmaceutical Industry

After Selling Her Company to Danone, Shazi Visram Is on a Mission to Make Sustainability a Forethought

Best Industries

How Entrepreneurs Can Capitalize on the Shifts Coming to the Real Estate Industry

The Future of Work

Away CEO Jen Rubio on How Travel Will Change Over the Next Decade

Conscious Leadership

Employees Called Her Company Culture Toxic, and Then Sales Dropped 90 Percent: A CEO's Turnaround Playbook

How a Call With 'O, The Oprah Magazine' Helped S'well Build a $100 Million Brand

Conscious Leadership

Comedian Sarah Cooper's Top Rule for Humor at Work: 'Don't Try to Be Funny'

Diverse in Business

A New Rule Change Could Mean a Multimillion-Dollar Windfall for New York City's LGBTQ Businesses

Working From Home

Feeling Overwhelmed? These 5 Tips for Effective Delegating Can Help Now

The 1 Tool This Successful CEO Can't Live Without

Big Heroes of Small Business

This Startup Is Rethinking How to Do Car Repairs--and How to Give Them Away for Free

5,000 Companies. 582,000 Jobs Created. Inside the Numbers on America's Hottest Businesses

For Bombas, the Key to Early Success Was Saying No

Big Heroes of Small Business

This Company Is Paying for Unemployed Americans to Train as Health Care Workers

Drybar's Alli Webb on Starting a New Venture and Learning to Let Go

Big Heroes of Small Business

This Scrubs Company Gave Hospitals the Critical Gear They Needed When Covid-19 Hit the U.S.

AOL's Steve Case on How to Close the Investment Gap

Big Heroes of Small Business

As Florida Reopens, This Founder Is Helping Other Businesses Attract Customers

Staggering Work Schedules Made This Biotech Company More Productive

David Droga: The Future of Advertising and What It Will Take to Succeed

New Survey Reports That Coronavirus May Cause a Slowdown in Tech and Auto Manufacturing

This Company's Tiny Device May Be the Best Hope for California's Farmers to Combat Droughts

Inc. 5000 Conference

Jen Rubio of Away and Sierra Tishgart of Great Jones on Finding Mentors, the First 50 Hires, and Never Giving Up

As Real Estate Values Spike, This Bay Area Startup Figured Out Where to Put Your Car (Hint: It Looks a Lot Like Tetris)

This Founder Was Raised on Stonyfield Farm--Literally. Now He Runs a $2 Million Company Selling Apple Cider Vinegar Drinks

Phoenix is A Business Hotspot

Company of the Year

How This Air Force Vet Capitalized on Crossfit

These Women-Led Companies Are Some of the Fastest-Growing in Portland, Oregon

From Bug Zappers to Bedding With Zippers, These Utah Companies Are Growing Like Crazy

30 Under 30 2018

Finally, Someone Is Helping Make Mass Transit More Predictable. And Cities Love It