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Steve Jagler

Steve Jagler is executive editor of BizTimes in Milwaukee and is past president of the Milwaukee Press Club. BizTimes provides news and operational insight for the owners and managers of privately held companies throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

Steve has won several journalism awards as a reporter, a columnist and an editor. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. When he is not pursuing the news, Steve enjoys spending time with his wife, Kristi, and their two sons, Justin and James. Steve can be reached at steve.jagler@biztimes.com.

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	Politics - August 12, 2009
	If I were in charge of health care, the first thing I would do is ...
	Lost in the heated political rhetoric surrounding the debate over American health care reforms are some simply human dramas that can be framed in Constitutional and Judeo-Christian contexts.

	Politics - July 31, 2009
	Canadians think Wisconsin is business paradise
	We've been told on talk radio for years that Wisconsin is a terrible place to do business. You know the drill. Wisconsin is a tax hell hole. Wisconsin does nothing to encourage entrepreneurship or development of new businesses.

	Politics - July 29, 2009
	A better way to promote the state's business climate
	The Wisconsin Business Council (WBC) is a new organization formed to work with citizens and policy-makers to develop a pro-business, pro-employment agenda that makes Wisconsin a better place to start a business, expand a company and find exceptional investment opportunities.

	Marketplace - July 13, 2009
	Who do ya know wants to buy a job?
	While attending a conference recently, a couple of friends from Louisiana gave me some friendly grief, telling me how they are "kicking some Yankee butt," or some such. Amused, I inquired, "What are you talking about?"

	Politics - July 8, 2009
	To recuse or not to recuse ...
	Should a justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court recuse himself or herself from cases involving litigants who donated $1,000 or more to the judge's election campaign? The court has the authority to amend the state judicial code without having to run it past the state legislature.

	Living - April 17, 2009
	Unleash your employees to take your company into social media
	To Tweet or not to Tweet? That is the question. Perhaps more generally, the question every business must ask itself right now is whether or not it wants to engage the company and/or its people in social media.

	Politics - April 15, 2009
	Clowns to the left, jokers to the right, here I am
	One of the great things about American presidential elections is that candidates get together and debate the issues. Thus, each side gets to hear what the candidate is saying. And undecided voters then determine who wins.

	Marketplace - April 6, 2009
	You can learn to become a better leader
	Milwaukee business leaders will have an outstanding opportunity to learn from one of the most dynamic business leaders of our time when Marilyn Carlson Nelson kicks off the fifth annual BizTech Conference & Expo on Wednesday, April 29.

	Politics - April 3, 2009
	Walker says he never said never about matching stimulus funds
	The drama surrounding the power struggle between the Milwaukee County Board and County Executive Scott Walker over federal economic stimulus funds is showing no signs of conclusion just yet.

	Politics - March 27, 2009
	We may be on the cusp of recovery
	Last year, I was among the first to say the economic sky was falling, and I took some grief for it at the time when others said the fundamentals of the economy were fine.

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