New York Fed Names Nineteen Assistant Vice Presidents and Twenty-Two Officers

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New York Fed Names Nineteen Assistant Vice Presidents and Twenty-Two Officers

January 30, 2012

NEW YORK – The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that its board of directors has approved the promotion of nineteen officers to assistant vice president and named twenty-two new officers at the Bank.

The following people have been promoted to assistant vice president:

In the Credit and Payment Risk Group:

Steven Schoen of Rye Brook, NY

In the Executive Office:

Sarah Bell of New York, NY

In the Financial Institution Supervision Group:

Michael S. Koh of New York, NY
Stacy L. Manuel of Garden City South, NY

In the Financial Services Group:

Robert Gallo of New York, NY

In the Human Resources Group:

Jennifer Roth of Riverside, CT

In the Legal Group:

Roberto G. Amento of Glendale, NY
Mary L. Colon of Ozone Park, NY
Patrick J. McArdle of Auburndale, NY
Shawn E. Phillips of Larchmont, NY
Edward E. Silva of Jericho, NY

In the Markets Group:

Oleg Kozhukhov of Clinton Twp, NJ

In the Research & Statistics Group:

Mynyre Amiti of New York, NY
Richard M. Deitz of Lockport, NY
Richard E. Molloy of Staten Island, NY
Asani Sarkar of New York, NY

In the Special Investments Management Group:

Alexandra Merle-Huet of New York, NY

In the Technology Services Group:

Irving Myones of North Bellmore, NY
Salvatore Tidona of Old Bridge, NJ

The following people have been promoted to officers:

In the Corporate Group:

Zachary R. Brice of Holmdel, NJ
John F. Sears of Staten Island, NY

In the Credit and Payments Risk Group:

Rita J. Csejtey of Brooklyn, NY

In the Financial Institution Supervision Group:

Steven R. Block of Baldwin, NY
Louis E. Braunstein of Merrick, NY
Colleen A. Burke of Norwalk, CT
Summer M. Cole of New York, NY
Frank G. Consentino of Ridgewood, NJ
William E. Kelly of Middletown, NJ
Tamara Marcopulos of Massapequa, NY
Christopher A. Tsuboi of New York, NY

In the Human Resources Group:

Timothy O’Keefe of Brooklyn, NY

In the Legal Group:

Joseph R. Torregrossa of New York, NY

In the Markets Group:

Orson F. Keeys of Chester, VA
Catherine Lomax of Brooklyn, NY
Matthew Nemeth of Brooklyn, NY

In the Research and Statistics Group:

Nicola Cetorelli of New York, NY
Tanju Yorulmazer of New York, NY

In the Technology Services Group:

Rafael Koscialkowski of East Setauket, NJ
Joseph D. Leonard of Hoboken, NJ
John J. Mosquera of Staten Island, NY
Sharona Noe of Lawrence, NY

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