In a city of a half million or so people, there are hundreds of movers and shakers who make Milwaukee tick. Some are politicians, philanthropists or executives. Others are musicians, artist or activists. Whatever they put on their business cards each contributes to Milwaukee in their own special way -- and you'll be better off adding them to your list of acquaintances.

Last week, we introduced you to 100 Milwaukee you need to know. Here are 100 more, listed in alphabetical order. Feel free to list your own selections using the Talkback feature below.

1. Norman Adami, President and CEO, Miller Brewing Company
2. Art Altenburg, owner of Art Altenburg's Concertina Bar
3. Dean Amhaus, president, Spirit of Milwaukee
4. Vanessa Andrew, co-founder of Fasten Clothing Co-op
5. John Barnes, senior director of Ticket Service, Milwaukee Brewers
6. Renee Bebeau, henna artist; cheese sculptor; performance artist; hair stylist
7. Clayborn Benson III, curator, the Black Historical Society
8. Robert Ruvin, developer
9. Todd Broadie, formerly Narada Records' marketing director, now at WMYS
10. Mark Bucher, founder and artistic director of Boulevard Theater
11. Dean Cannestra, restaurateur, Nessun Dorma, Libiamo, Palermo Villa
12. Ferne Caulker, artistic director of Milwaukee's Ko-Thi Dance Company
13. Tina Chang, CEO of SysLogic Inc.
14. David Clarke, Milwaukee County sheriff
15. Pedro Colon, State Representative
16. Tom Crean, Marquette men's basketball coach
17. Mike D'Amato, alderman
18. Sandy D'Amato, owner of Sanford, Coquette and more
19. John Daniels, managing partner, Quarles & Brady
20. Joe Dannecker, MPS board president
21. Theri DeJoode and Erica Grabczyk, groom
22. Dustin Diamond, "Screech" on "Saved By The Bell"
23. Tracy Doyle, director, co-founder of Insurgent Theatre
24. Tyrone Dumas, longtime community activist and a current MPS official
25. Allen Eisenberg, attorney
26. Jason Fields, State Representative
27. Cecilia Gilbert, Department of Public Works
28. Fred Gillich, founder of Too Much Rock/Smac Design
29. Brent Gohde, Promotions Director at WMSE
30. Randy Gschwind, chief information officer, City of Milwaukee
31. Bob Heger, VP-Operations, YMCA
32. Willie Hines, president of the Milwaukee Common Council
33. Christine Hodgson, Hyatt Regency concierge
34. Mike Hoffmann, musician and producer
35. Corey Hoze, administrator, Economic Support -- Milwaukee County
36. Josh Kaiser, Aaron Kapp and Ben Harrison, founders of Rishi Tea
37. Phillip Katz, architect
38. Rich Kirchen, DJ and managing editor of The Business Journal
39. Tim Kitzke, Three Holy Women pastor
40. Herb Kohl, Bucks owner and U.S. senator
41. Ken Koppa, second-generation owner of the funky Koppa's Farwell Foods, home of the Fulbeli Deli
42. Tim Kretschmann, host of Stimmung Stunde German radio show on WJYI (1340 AM)
43. Jon Jackson, program director, Milwaukee International Film Festival
44. Peter Jest, club owner
45. Arlis Jones, owner of The Lex Jazz Club
46. Bev Jurkowski from We Energies
47. Mike Lafferty, president of the Wave
48. Pascal Malassigne, professor of Industrial Design at MIAD
49. Bob Mariano, CEO Roundy's
50. Sandy Maxx, DJ and Brewers' Game Day host
51. Pat McCurdy, local musical funny man
52. Marilyn Mee, DJ
53. Mary Meehan, Alverno College
54. Rich Menninger, owner of Atomic Records
55. Leslie Montemurro, restaurateur (Fuel, Comet, Hi-Hat, Hi-Hat Garage, Trocadero, Palomino)
56. Cindy Moran, Audience Development Manager, Milwaukee Repertory Theater
57. Jill Morin, 3EO, Kahler Slater Architects
58. H. Carl Mueller, public relations veteran
59. John Nehring, owner of V. Richard's, Groppi's, Sendik's on Oakland, Tres Bon Catering,Jean Pierre on Oakland and Oakland Wine Bar & Tapas
60. Corey Nettles, partner, Quarles & Brady law firm
61. Beth Nicols, executive director, Milwaukee Downtown
62. Old Man Malcolm, DJ.
63. Betty Ewens Quadracci, queen of Quad Graphics
64. Frank Pecoraro, pepperoni cannoli pitchman
65. Mike Pepke, attorney
66. Glen Ponczak, director, Financial Communication, Johnson Controls
67. Randy Prasse, State Fair CEO
68. Joe Puerta, of Ambrosia and formerly Bruce Hornsby and the Range
69. Ragani, founder of Milwaukee Kirtan and musician
70. Erik Resch, owner of Stone Creek Coffee
71. Kristian Riley, of the band New Sense and Bionic Studios
72. Robert Rindler, new president of MIAD
73. Al Rolandi of WisItalia's executive administrator
74. Brent Rupple, Jr., VP at R.W. Baird
75. Mark Sabljak, publisher of the Business Journal
76. Trevor Sadler, CD mastering engineer
77. Dr. Sam Scheibler, MSOE faculty member, theologian and minister, German-American culturist (Goethe House), multi-lingual renaissance man
78. Mike Schmidt, owner of Bella's Fat Cat
79. Bill Schroeder, Brewers TV color analyst and master griller
80. Anne E. Schwartz, police department spokeswoman
81. John Shiely, Briggs and Stratton CEO
82. David Silbaugh, Summerfest drum tech, booking aide and general man about the grounds
83. Joe Sims, Milwaukee Striders track club coach
84. Bill Stace, Miramar Theater and Walls Have Ears studio
85. Gary Tanin, musician, producer, mastering engineer
86. Pegi Taylor, art model, performance artist, writer, donating skeleton to MIAD after death
87. Jason Todd, musician, emcee, Def Harmonic
88. Pauls Toutonghi, author of the new novel "Red Weather," set in Milwaukee
89. Shary Tran, Equal employment and diversity specialist with Johnson Controls
90. Ben Turk, playwright, co-founder of Insurgent Theatre
91. Deb Tzortzos, district manager for Landmark Theaters
92. Eric Uecke, owner of the Cactus Club
93. Bob Uecker, Hall of Fame Brewers radio broadcaster
94. David Uihlein, architect
95. Johnny Vassallo, restaurateur, Mo's empire
96. Dr. Hermann Viets, president of Milwaukee School of Engineering
97. Davey Von Bohlen, musician, Maritime and formerly of The Promise Ring
98. Scott Walker, Milwaukee County Executive
99. Ed Ward, Irish Fest founder
100. Gary Witt, executive director/booking man at The Pabst Theater