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New York Fed Names 15 Assistant Vice Presidents and 23 Officers

January 23, 2013

New York–The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that its board of directors has approved the promotion of 15 officers to assistant vice president and named 23 new officers at the Bank.

The following people have been promoted to assistant vice president:

In the Financial Institution Supervision Group:

Kevin Coffey of Garden City, NY
Michael E. Holscher of Brooklyn, NY
Brian O’Halloran of South Orange, NJ

In the Financial Services Group:

Kevin D. Krueger of New York, NY

In the Human Resources Group:

Margaret M. Mullins of Eastchester, NY
Steven E. Walker of New York, NY

In the Legal Group:

David K. Clune of Wilton, CT
Sandra Lee of Fort Lee, NJ
Shawei Wang of New York, NY

In the Markets Group:

Michelle L. Ezer of New York, NY
Robert H. Lerman of Allentown, NJ
Peter J. Siegel of Chappaqua, NY

In the Technology Services Group:

Nell M. Cote of New York, NY
Tamara Goldburt of Edison, NJ
Sreedevi Mandalapu of Paramus, NJ

The following people have been promoted to officers:

In the Audit Group:

Padma Kumar of New York, NY

In the Communications Group:

Nora Fitzpatrick of New York, NY

In the Corporate Group:

Joanne R. Ruberto of Montvale, NJ

In the Executive Office:

Peggy Au of Manhasset Hills, NY
Gina S. Russo of Ridgewood, NJ

In the Financial Institution Supervision Group:

Amy E. Flynn of New York, NY
Claudia A. Franco of Princeton, NJ
Paul A. Guider of Chatham, NJ
Beverly J. Jules of Brooklyn, NY
Ernest Nizhner of Brooklyn, NY
Dennis J. Ryan of Lake Ronkonkoma, NY
Fatbardh B. Stermasi of Mount Kisco, NY
Katheryn N. Van der Celen of Brooklyn, NY

In the Legal Group:

Meghan McCurdy of New York, NY
Shrilaxmi S. Satyanarayana of Forest Hills, NY

In the Markets Group:

Michael B. McMorrow of London, U.K.
John C. Parr of Freehold, NJ
Robert D. Patalano of New York, NY
Kenneth R. Ruff of Stewart Manor, NY

In the Research and Statistics Group:

Johannes J. Groen of New York, NY
Marc J. Rabin of Fair Lawn, NJ

In the Technology Services Group:

Cherisa L. Burk of North Haledon, NY
Rita Milmeyster of Princeton, NJ

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