Secretary of the Department of Health Services Karen Timberlake discussed the role of her agency in state government with Wisconsin State Journal Reporter Mark Pitsch on July 28, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Regulation and Licensing Celia Jackson discussed the role of her agency in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on July 14, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Commissioner of Insurance Sean Dilweg discusses the role of his agency in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on June 11, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Transportation Frank Busalacchi discussed the role of his agency in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on June 2, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Corrections Rick Raemisch discussed the role of his agency in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on May 12, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Workforce Development Roberta Gassman discussed the role of her agency in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on May 5, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Secretary Rod Nilsestuen discussed his successes and frustrations in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on April 21, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Administration Michael Morgan discussed his successes and frustrations in state government with Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters on April 14, 2008. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Secretary of the Department of Commerce Jack Fischer discussed his successes and frustrations in state government with WisconsinEye Public Policy Producer Craig Sauer on April 7, 2008. In addition to talking about the agency's mission, Fischer also made comments on the department's priorities in the future. The interview was part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series, which focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens.

Madison Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Steve Walters interviewed Department of Financial Institutions Secretary Lorrie Keating Heinemann on March 31, 2008 as part of WisconsinEye's Faces of Government series. The series focuses on the people behind many of the decisions that affect the lives of the state's citizens. According to the agency's website, the department's mission is to ensure the safety and soundness of Wisconsin's financial institutions, to protect the consumers of financial services, and to facilitate economic growth.