Sixth Federal Reserve District Directors
Federal Reserve Banks each have a board of nine directors. Directors
provide economic information, have broad oversight responsibility for their
bank's operations, and, with the Board of Governors approval, appoint the
bank's president and first vice president.
Six directors—three class A, representing the banking industry, and three
class B—are elected by banks that are members of the Federal Reserve
System. Three class C directors (including the chair and deputy chair) are
appointed by the Board of Governors. Class B and C directors represent
agriculture, commerce, industry, labor, and consumers in the district; they
cannot be officers, directors, or employees of a bank; class C directors
cannot be bank stockholders.
Fed branch office boards have five or seven directors; the majority are
appointed by head-office directors and the rest by the Board of Governors.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
SunTrust Banks Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia
Chief Financial Officer and
Executive Vice President
The Home Depot
Atlanta, Georgia
At The Home Depot, we have our fingers on the pulse of consumer and spending trends. It is a privilege to be able to share this information with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Rayonier
Jacksonville, Florida
President and Chief Executive Officer
1st United Bank
West Palm Beach, Florida
President and Chief Executive Officer
NobleBank & Trust N.A.
Anniston, Alabama
President and Chief Executive Officer
Atlanta Housing Authority
Atlanta, Georgia
Director
McKinsey & Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Darden Restaurants Inc.
Orlando, Florida
Chief Executive Officer
Delta Air Lines Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia