Daniel Kehrer, Editor of Work.com and its sister site Business.com, has over two decades experience as a business & financial publishing executive, magazine and online editor, columnist, author and entrepreneur in New York, Washington, DC and Los Angeles. He writes a nationally-syndicated small business column known for its accessible style and hands-on solutions for business owners and startup entrepreneurs. Daniel has helped conceive, plan, organize and launch several national business magazines and Web sites, including Independent Business (now called MyBusiness) and Emerging Business, both winners of multiple awards, and now Work.com. Kehrer's business books, such as Doing Business Boldly: The Art of Taking Intelligent Risks (Times Books/Random House), Save Your Business a Bundle (Simon & Schuster), The 100 Best Resources for Small Business (BizBest Media) and 12 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement (Kiplinger Books) have been published in multiple languages worldwide and hailed by publishers such as Dow Jones and Forbes as must-reads.

About Work.com

Work.com is a new service from Business.com, the largest business-to-business search engine and directory. Business.com and Work.com help small business decision-makers solve their most pressing business problems and realize their most compelling opportunities. They make it easy to find the most useful business websites, products, and services saving our users time and money.

Whereas Business.com targets the ready-to-transact business-to-business buyer, Work.com is the entrepreneur's owner's manual to where to go, what to know, and how to get the most value from the ever-growing array of Web resources for the small business owner/operator. It is comprised of more than 1,000 How-to Guides written by business experts. How-to Guides are straightforward, quick-read descriptions of how to get something done, and where on the Web are the best places to help you check those tasks off your to-do list.

Work.com is a community of small-business owner/operators. Users may rate Guides on how useful the are to helping solve business tasks, participate in open discussion forums for each Guide, suggest new Guide topics, or write Guides in their areas of expertise.