Ian Wyatt is an active investor, a well-regarded investment expert, and an Internet entrepreneur.

Ian’s first investment came from his grandparents at a young age, when they gave each of their grandchildren Exxon stock and enrolled them in the dividend reinvestment plan. After a decade, Ian was hooked; he opened an account at Charles Schwab, and has been an active investor ever since, buying and selling individual stocks and managing his own portfolio.

As a leading market expert, Ian has written for Marketwatch, Zacks Investment Research, Seeking Alpha, Yahoo! Finance, and The Burlington Free Press. He has been interviewed or quoted in articles in well-known publications including AOL Finance Blogging Stocks, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine, Barron Magazine, Barrons.com, Forbes.com, The Dick Davis Digest, The Dick Davis Income Digest, The Wall Street Transcript, TheStockAdvisors.com, Money Show Digest, The New Jersey Star Ledger, The Wisconsin State Journal, and The Seattle Times.

Not only is Ian a successful investor and well-regarded small-cap expert, but as a talented entrepreneur, he has turned his passion for stocks into a multi-million dollar Internet publishing business.

In 1998, Ian combined two of his passions, stocks and the Internet, with the launch of a free investment web site with expert advice about investing in stocks.

Ian founded Business Financial Publishing in 2001, publishing investment newsletters for individual investors. Since then, the company has evolved into an Internet content company publishing e-letters, special reports, newsletters, trading services, and financial web sites for individual investors.

Business Financial Publishing was named #185 on the 2008 Inc. Magazine Inc. 500 list of the fastest growing companies in the United States, achieving a 3-year growth rate of 1,303%. The company currently reaches over one million individual investors weekly through its free e-letters.

In 2007, Ian launched SmallCapInvestor.com to provide investors with unbiased research, analysis and insights into small-cap stocks. And in 2009, he launched SmallCapInvestor.com PRO, a premium investment newsletter advisory and stock picking service.

His first book, The Small-Cap Investor: Secrets to Winning Big with Small-Cap Stocks, was published by John Wiley & Sons in September 2009.

Ian lives in the Green Mountains of Vermont with his wife Carrie, their two cats Almost and Pants, and their chocolate lab puppy Pinot.

For more insights into small-cap investing, please visit www.smallcapinvestor.com and www.ianwyatt.com.