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BizNetix Inc
New York
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    BizNetix.net | full service internet company - web... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 9/13/2003    Last Visited: 7/29/2004  

    Jesse Casper has been with the team since November 2003.Brought on as an Information Technology co-op from the Rochester Institute of Technology Jesse has quickly caught on to the Biznetix Process of Web Marketing and Design.While concentrating in Web Site Development, Jesse has also become an avid SEO developer for Biznetix.From minoring in economics to real estate investments and his wholesale automobile dealership, he has shown great enterpenueral ambition.Being Business minded with an IT education Jesse will bring a unique perspective to the Biznetix team as we continue to grow and deliver Outstanding work to our clients.

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    Democrat & Chronicle: Young, working and uninsured - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/15/2004    Last Visited: 8/15/2004  

    They're like Jesse Casper, 23, of Byron, Genesee County, who lost his medical coverage in May when he graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology and became ineligible for continued coverage under his parents' policy.

    The problem?

    He and other young adults are no longer covered by their parents' insurance, transitioning into the job market and taking entry-level positions that offer lower wages and fewer benefits, according to The Commonwealth Funds' Rite of Passage?Why Young Adults Become Uninsured and How New Policies Can Help.
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    Casper, for example, immediately got a job after college as a computer programmer at BizNetix Inc. in Henrietta.But the seven-employee Internet services company doesn't offer its workers health insurance.

    But he doubts he'd buy coverage even if it was offered - especially since he needs any extra cash to pare down the $15,000 in credit card debt he acquired while in college.He used his credit card for school and living expenses during his first few years at RIT.

    "I don't know if what I'm doing is the most responsible thing," Casper said.

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