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Jessica Ronky Haddad

Jessica Ronky Haddad

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Richmond

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Total articles 178

  • Lives Well Lived

    By Scott Bass, Harry Kollatz Jr. Verified, Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified, Craig Belcher Verified| Richmond Magazine (US) Verified James ‘Jay’ J.L. Stegmaier(Jan. 20)Jay Stegmaier started his career with Chesterfield County in 1979 as a budget analyst, then rose through the ranks to become county administrator in 2007 — at the beginning of the subprime mortgage meltdown and the Great Recession. During his nine years as administrator, Stegmaier helped the county navigate shrinking budgets and revenue shortfalls, solidifying Chesterfield’s reputation as the region’s standard-bearer of fiscal prudence.

    By Scott Bass, Harry Kollatz Jr. Verified, Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified, Craig Belcher Verified · Richmond Magazine (US)

    Dec. 28, 2022

  • From the Editor: The Quest for the New

    By Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified| Richmond Magazine (US) Verified There is no shortage of stories to be told in the River City, and I was reminded of this as we worked on this issue. The world of comic books is one that is foreign to me, though numerous members of our staff are avid comic collectors and passionate about the topic.

    By Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified · Richmond Magazine (US)

    Nov. 30, 2022

  • Lives Well Lived

    By Scott Bass, Harry Kollatz Jr. Verified, Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified, Craig Belcher Verified| Richmond Magazine (US) Verified James ‘Jay’ J.L. Stegmaier(Jan. 20)Jay Stegmaier started his career with Chesterfield County in 1979 as a budget analyst, then rose through the ranks to become county administrator in 2007 — at the beginning of the subprime mortgage meltdown and the Great Recession. During his nine years as administrator, Stegmaier helped the county navigate shrinking budgets and revenue shortfalls, solidifying Chesterfield’s reputation as the region’s standard-bearer of fiscal prudence.

    By Scott Bass, Harry Kollatz Jr. Verified, Jessica Ronky Haddad Verified, Craig Belcher Verified · Richmond Magazine (US)

    Dec. 28, 2022

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