SIEPR Associates Meeting
President Tom Barkin provides his views on the economy at a virtual Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) Associates meeting.
Tom Barkin is the president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. He has held this position since 2018.
Tom serves on the Fed’s chief monetary policy body, the Federal Open Market Committee, and is also responsible for bank supervision and the Federal Reserve’s technology organization. He is “on the ground” continually in the Fed’s Fifth District, which covers South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, D.C., West Virginia and Maryland. His engagement in the region has brought real attention to areas facing economic challenges.
Prior to joining the Richmond Fed, Tom was a senior partner and CFO at McKinsey & Company, a worldwide management consulting firm, where he also oversaw McKinsey’s offices in the southern United States.
Tom earned his bachelor’s, MBA and law degrees from Harvard University.
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Tom is passionate about engaging firsthand with business, civic and community leaders in the regions served by the Richmond Fed, to gain insight into how they are faring. Click on the shaded areas of this interactive map to learn more about his travels, and follow the hashtag #AroundOurDistrict on social media for up-to-date news on his visits and on the Bank's work in our communities.
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President Tom Barkin provides his views on the economy at a virtual Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) Associates meeting.
Tom Barkin, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, discusses the challenges and opportunities facing rural communities and smaller towns, and why the Richmond Fed has been working to address them.
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Tom Barkin discusses the "Great Resignation," inflation, rusty supply chains and much more before an audience at the University of Richmond's Robins School of Business.
President Tom Barkin spoke to the North Carolina Economic Development Association and discussed the economy, the pandemic, and prospects for boosting the economic recovery.
Tom provided an economic update and discussed inflation at the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce Annual Partners Forum.
Tom Barkin provided an economic update for members of the West Virginia Chamber and answered questions about the rebounding workforce, supply chain and broadband needs, and the impact of the pandemic.
Tom Barkin provided an outlook on monetary policy and discussed labor market scarring, deflation and more with GIC Chair Emeritus Don Rissmiller during GIC's Executive Briefing.
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Tom Barkin offered economic insights related to the ongoing pandemic during this 19th annual forum, hosted by the North Carolina Chamber and the North Carolina Bankers Association.
Tom Barkin shared economic insights during this economic outlook event hosted by the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business
Tom Barkin served as a guest speaker during the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance's Economic Summit in early December 2020.
Chamber RVA hosted this fourth installment of its Shared Values Summit on Nov. 30. Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin and Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic engaged Chamber participants in a discussion about systemic changes that will be necessary to build solutions for economic mobility and growth.
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