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MIAMI BRANCH

9100 N.W. 36th Street

Miami, Florida 33178

305-471-6217
Miami Branch Research Team

Marycela Diaz-Unzalu, Director

Email: Marycela.Diaz-Unzalu@atl.frb.org
Marianela Bonet, Administrative Analyst

Email: Marianela.Bonet@atl.frb.org
Tour Program

Gloria Guzman

Gloria.Guzman@atl.frb.org
DIRECTORS AND COUNCILS

                    Board of Directors
                
                    Travel & Tourism Advisory Council
                
                    Economic and Financial Education Team
                
                    Community and Economic Development Team
                
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