Fortune Small Business
Fortune Small Business (FSB), a proud sibling publication to the titan of business journalism Fortune Magazine, catered explicitly to the unique needs and interests of small business owners across the United States. From the year of its inception in 1991, until it ceased its print issue in 2009, FSB served as a vital resource, illuminating the entrepreneurial landscape with timely, in-depth information and insightful analysis.
Established by the eminent Time Inc., FSB proffered its readers a wealth of knowledge on various facets of small business management, encompassing sectors as diverse as manufacturing to technology and retail. Its content was characterized by a blend of feature stories, strategic advice, and profiles of successful entrepreneurs, striking a careful balance between practicality and inspiration.
The magazine stood distinguished for its focus on both macroeconomic trends and micro-level business strategies, thereby evenhandedly serving the interests of budding entrepreneurs and established business owners. FSB’s comprehensive industry reports were particularly valued for the clarity they provided on complex economic dynamics affecting small businesses.
Moreover, FSB perpetuated its commitment to budding innovation by publishing an annual list of top innovative companies. Known as the "FSB 100," this list coalesced around thriving businesses that demonstrated significant innovation, providing readers with exemplary models of entrepreneurial success.
The sections titled "The Mogul Next Door" and "Innovation Nation" were staples of FSB's strong editorial lineup, each dealing with different aspects of the small business ecosystem. While "The Mogul Next Door” painted intimate portraits of successful neighborhood entrepreneurs, “Innovation Nation” showcased pioneers at the forefront of technological and service-oriented breakthroughs.
FSB, by transforming small scale narratives into compelling conversations, successfully engaged a broad readership spanning business leaders, policymakers, and general business enthusiasts. Despite its culmination as a print publication in December 2009, it etched an indelible mark on the landscape of business publications. Now united with CNNMoney.com, the spirit of FSB continues to thrive in the digital vein, further extending its pivotal role in fanning the sparks of entrepreneurial spirit in America.{{Categories}}