About Us
Leadership & Governance
The Boston Fed is led by an executive leadership team, with oversight from a Board of Directors whose members bring perspectives from across New England’s economy. The Board of Governors in Washington oversees the 12 Reserve Banks.
Our Leadership
The Executive Committee provides strategic leadership and direction for the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. It helps align priorities and coordinate decisions across the organization.
Susan M. Collins
President & Chief Executive Officer
Karen A. Pennell
First Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Executive Committee Members
Prabal Chakrabarti
Executive Vice President & Community Affairs Officer
Nick Stanescu
Executive Vice President and Chief FedNow® Executive
Egon Zakrajšek
Executive Vice President and Director of Research
Jon D. Colvin
Senior Vice President & General Auditor
Bill Dandridge
Senior Vice President, Operations Division
Erin G. Devereaux
Senior Vice President and General Counsel
Breean Fortier
Senior Vice President, Financial Support Office
Michael Rodehorst
Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer
Maureen B. Savage
Senior Vice President, Strategic Bank Services
Our Governance
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors provides governance and oversight for the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Its members bring diverse perspectives from across New England to help strengthen the Bank’s understanding of the region and support its public service mission.
Advisory Councils
Boston Fed advisory councils bring together leaders from a range of industries, organizations, and institutions to share perspectives and expertise on issues relevant to the Bank’s work. Through regular meetings with Bank leaders and staff, council members provide insights that inform our understanding of the economy, financial system, and communities across New England.
Information & Disclosures
At the Federal Reserve, we embrace the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and accountability in the pursuit of our mission. The Federal Reserve must maintain the public’s trust and confidence, in order to be effective and credible in our policymaking as the U.S. central bank, working to foster a vibrant economy that works for all.