Sara Taylor Fagen was born on September 15,1974 and is a technology and data entrepreneur, and former staff member in the administration of President George W Bush.
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Sara Fagen graduated from Wahlert High School, a private, co-educational, Roman Catholic school, in 1992.
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Sara Fagen then attended Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Sara Fagen then did field work in the South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, and Illinois primaries, and finally served as executive director of the Michigan campaign.
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Sara Fagen became the deputy to Matthew Dowd, Chief Strategist for the Bush-Cheney 2004 re-election campaign.
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Sara Fagen left for the private sector in May 2007.
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On June 13,2007, the Senate and House judiciary committees issued a subpoena to Sara Fagen, to produce documents and testify before the committee.
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In 2008, Sara Fagen founded a media firm, BlueFront Strategies, as a strategic consulting and public affairs company to focus on issue advocacy and solutions for business.
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In mid-2009, Sara Fagen co-founded, with public affairs veteran John Brady, the company Resonate Networks, an advertising firm that uses data on political leanings and attitudes to help companies and interest groups sell online ads.
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Sara Fagen became a partner at DDC Advocacy in 2011 after the company acquired Bluefront Strategies.
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Sara Fagen's commentary appears on CNBC, where she is regular contributor.
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Sara Fagen is the daughter of Ray Taylor, a former Iowa state representative.