Amy Vernon
Inc.com
New York, NY, United States
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What Running a $2M Drug Empire (and Prison Time) Taught This Guy About Building a Business
Dealing drugs and doing time can teach you a lot about how to run a business. Really. → Read More
Why Being the Bigger Person Will Always Make You Happier
Next time someone does something rude or obnoxious, how about doing something nice for someone else? You might just improve your mood. → Read More
This Entrepreneur Has Built An Incubator for Networks
It's really hard to describe this space in Manhattan's Lower East Side. It helps if you like to think about how networks permeate our lives. → Read More
These 10 Buzzwords May Not Mean What You Think They Mean
Ever wonder what the folks in marketing are actually talking about? Let me help. → Read More
The Future of Social Media: 5 Predictions for 2016
These five predictions continue the trends we've seen in 2015, but takes them in new directions. → Read More
How This Entrepreneur Solves a Problem for Businesses and Consumers
With the launch of its first consumer app today, New York City-based Clarifai is bringing high-tech image recognition technology to your smartphone. → Read More
10 Business Leaders You Didn’t Know Were Gen Xers
Generation X has taken over the boardroom at some of the most influential companies in the world. Expect to see more of this in the next few years. → Read More
10 Leaders You Didn’t Realize Were Gen Xers
Sandwiched between Millennials and Baby Boomers, everyone seems to forget about Generation X. But they've quietly been taking over boardrooms and director's chairs. → Read More
What You Can Learn from Target’s Experience Building an App
The woman behind Target's highly successful Cartwheel app shares what made the project work. A lot of the lessons can be applied to any project at any sized organization. → Read More
What a Simple Daily Prompt Taught this Entrepreneur About Building a Business
The idea was simple: Send people a new word or phrase each day to see what it made them thought about. The results have been fascinating. → Read More
Why Twitter Changing From Stars to Hearts Doesn't Matter (That Much)
It's ridiculous how upset people got over Twitter's change from the favorite star to the like heart. But it's also ridiculous that it's what Twitter has chosen to focus on right now. → Read More
Finding and Funding the Next Generation of Female Founders
Women-led companies receive only about 7 percent of all venture capital funding. Women Who Tech's Women Startup Challenge aims to change that. → Read More
How To Foster Collaboration on Social Media
It's not uncommon for collaborative projects to fall apart. Here are some tips to ensure you and your collaborators stay on track. → Read More
How to Build Your Network Without Pulling a LinkedIn
It's not really all that hard not to spam potential followers, fans, customers or users. Don't spam them is the first rule. → Read More
Why This Founder Gets to Celebrate Christmas Every Day
Following your passion can be like jumping off a cliff while vampires are chasing you. How do you know if you've made the right decision? → Read More
Why SEO Isn’t Dead — Especially on Mobile
Mobile SEO focuses more on technical aspects. It's all about the user experience. → Read More
Why Marissa Mayer Is Wrong About Ad Blockers
Here's what the Yahoo CEO missed when she commented on the state of internet browsing. → Read More
Throw It All Out When It’s Not Working
Sometimes you can't make things work. Don't be afraid to throw it all out and start from scratch. → Read More
An Extrovert's Guide to Life
Introverts know how to live their lives. I mean, as much as anyone else does, you know? → Read More
These 10 Northeastern Tech Companies Have the Least Gender Bias
Unconscious bias may be unconscious, but it's still bias. Wouldn't you want your job listings to attract the most--and the best--candidates, regardless of background? → Read More