Steve Forbes

Steve Forbes, born in 1947, joining his father's leadership in the age of 22, after 43 years old, after his father died after death "Forbes" editor.

Steve Forbes is the eldest son of Merkim Forbes. He graduated from North Andover, Massachuseti, 1966 (Brooks School). In 1970, he won a bachelor's degree in history in Princeton University. In Princeton, he is the first chief editor of "Business Today). "Today's business" is the largest magazine who is looking for students to students, and the issuance is 200,000. Until now, this magazine is still published by Princeton undergraduate.

Steve Forbes follows the President of Forbes and the summary of "Forbes" magazine. In the same period of time, his brothers have also entered their family career. Robert Forbes, Robert Forbes, is now the Vice President of Forbes, as well as the President of the "Forbes" Global Edition and Life Magazine. His third son Christopher Forbes is the Vice President of Forbes, responsible for advertising and publicity of "Forbes" magazine. The smallest son, Timothy Forbes, is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Forbes.

On January 6, 2003, Forbes vigorously supports Bush's economic policy on its "Forbes", and tricks and improving Bush.