Anthony Tringali is a research associate for the Regional and Community Analysis group at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Tringali earned his bachelor's degrees in economics and political science from the University of Georgia. His research interests include public economics, urban economics, workforce development and economic mobility.

Tringali assists the Richmond Fed’s regional economists on various research initiatives as well as with their policy and outreach work, with a primary focus on the Survey of Community College Outcomes, regional business surveys and pre-FOMC briefings. He also helps write and contribute data analysis to Bank publications, such as Regional Matters.

Previously, Tringali was a research analyst intern at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Fed within their Community and Economic Development team, focusing on affordable housing, small business credit access and workforce development. He was also a legislative fellow for a Georgia State House Representative and a workforce development intern at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government.