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Esther L. George
President and Chief Executive Officer
Esther L. George is president and CEO of the Kansas City Fed and the Tenth District's representative at the FOMC.
Read her PDFstatement on her June 2022 FOMC vote.
Community Town Hall
The public is invited to a Community Town Hall to discuss the next Kansas City Fed President
Disagreement among Households May Foreshadow a Rise in Inflation Expectations
Households’ expectations about future inflation can influence realized inflation, so many policymakers track median household...
Growth in Tenth District Manufacturing Activity Slowed Further
The pace of regional factory growth slowed further but was still expansionary. Over 85 percent of firms reported delays in...
Growth in Tenth District Services Eased Slightly
Regional services activity eased somewhat in June. Over 40% of firms reported delays in shipping and product availability as...
Download Our Free Book: A Great Moral and Social Force
Learn more about the history of Black community banks with the latest historical publication from the Kansas City Fed.
Events
Inflation and You: Econ Ed from the Fed
– , CDT Virtual Professional DevelopmentEducators, join us for a virtual professional development session to examine real-world topics impacting our daily lives and the global economy. Looking to discuss current events with your students or want to learn more? Then this webinar is designed for you. This program will include expert perspectives as well as insight from economic educators about class engagement.
Investing in Rural Prosperity: Focus on Rural Entrepreneurship
– , CDT Zoom eventLearn about the impact that rural entrepreneurship can make in creating rural growth and prosperity.
Investment Connection - Kansas City
, CDTPresentations on eight new and existing community and economic development proposals from across Kansas and Missouri will be shared.
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