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| Affiliation | Democratic |
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| Name | John Fee |
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| Info | John Fee lives in East Aurora with his wife Jennifer and their son Bailey. They are expecting their second baby in September. John is proud to call Western New York his home.
John has been one of the area's strongest advocates as the Publisher, CEO and Co-Founder of Buffalo Magazine, Inc. which publishes Buffalo Magazine. The magazine, now celebrating it's first anniversary, has become the largest circulated regional magazine in Western New York. Buffalo Magazine is a bimonthly, full-color, glossy magazine, which highlights the positive and unique aspects of Western New York. Each issue covers politics, business, the arts, health, sports, education, personalities, neighborhoods, food, restaurants and culture. With subscriptions all over the area, the country and the world, Buffalo Magazine is a good-will ambassador for Buffalo.
Prior to starting Buffalo Magazine, John headed up the marketing department at Medical Infusion Technology, Inc., an Orchard Park-based biotech company, and was also product manager for BioVector, Inc., a sales and marketing organization working in the rapidly-expanding medical products sector of our local economy. Previous to that, he was new markets and business development manager for United Alloys & Steel Corp., an integrated recycling company in Buffalo. After college, John was senior manager of research and sales for Joan Dutton Associates, an executive search and research firm.
John's political background includes positions at both the US Department of Transportation in the Office of Public Affairs and in the White House. He earned his BA in Political Science from Tufts University in Boston and has taken numerous graduate courses at the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester.
John is committed to Western New York; he chose to start his business and raise his family here. He sees our community's potential, and he has invested personally in creating jobs. John is eager to take his creative energy and leadership to Washington where he can ensure that our best days are yet ahead. He should be our next Congressman.
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