Nick Schulz is the editor-in-chief of The American, a magazine of ideas focusing on business, economics, and public affairs. In 2006, he helped launch the magazine and its online counterpart and has written its “Techno-Ideas” column. Prior to joining The American, he was the editor-in-chief of the web-based TCS Daily and the politics editor of FoxNews.com. He was an award-winning television producer with the PBS series Think Tank. He has also been published widely in newspapers and magazines around the country, including the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and Slate.

-Editor-in-chief, The American, 2008-present

-Senior editor, The American, 2006-2008

-Editor-in-chief, TCS Daily, 2002-2006

-Politics editor, FoxNews.com, 2000-2002

-Producer, New River Media, 1997-2000

-Policy analyst, Empower America, 1994-1997

Education

B.A., Philosophy, Vanderbilt University

Articles and Short Publications

Inequality and the Sergey Brin Effect From the Editor, September/October 2008 Windfall Tax Doesn't Work

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Events

The History, Impact, and Future of Private Equity

Speaking Engagements

Fighting Words

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