As a sought-after speaker, syndicated business columnist, contributing business writer for Entrepreneur.com, and self-professed Mama's Boy, Tim's unique perspective is enjoyed by thousands who listen to his radio show, read his columns, and hear him speak every year.
Whether talking about business, success, motivation, life, family, kids, or dogs (he has 6 at last count) Tim's colorful message is filled with humor and common sense: two things that are sorely lacking in the world today.
Tim has been interviewed by Fox News, NY Post, ABC News, and many other media outlets on the topics of entrepreneurship, small business, and e-business.
And Tim's message is spreading fast. His weekly column, "Small Business Q&A With Tim Knox" can be found on over 25,000 different websites and that number grows every week.
As a serial entrepreneur, Tim is the founder and president of four successful technology companies and serves as an investor, mentor and advisor to many companies in his home town of Huntsville, Alabama.
As if that wasn't enough to keep him busy, he is also one of the Internet's top marketers, having sold millions of dollars in products online in the last three years.
His newsletter, The Tim Knox Report, is read by over 65,000 subscribers each week.
As a teacher, Tim is a certified FastTrac® instructor who has led numerous seminars and has lectured extensively on the subjects of entrepreneurship, small business, technology and e-business.
Prior to becoming a full-time entrepreneur, Tim spent more than 20 years as a technology executive for Boeing Aerospace and Teledyne Technologies.
As a private business consultant, he led the e-business initiatives for companies like Advance Internet, Mercedes-Benz, Time Warner and many others.
In previous lives Tim worked as a standup comedian, a radio morning show host, an underground newspaper editor, an award-winning humor columnist, and almost-syndicated cartoonist.
Tim lives in Huntsville, Alabama with "one wife, two kids, and six dogs."
As he says, "Who could ask for anything more?"
