The Federal Reserve Board of Governors announced this week Brian Fogle joined its newly created Community Advisory Council.
President of Community Foundation of the Ozarks, Fogle was chosen to become part of a 15-member council tasked with providing information, advice and recommendations to the Fed board on the economic circumstances and financial services needs of low- and moderate-income populations, according to a news release.
Fogle, who serves on a similar group for the Fed’s 8th district in St. Louis, will transition off that task force to join the national council. The first meeting is scheduled Nov. 20 in Washington, D.C.
Selected from a pool of applicants, the initial 15 members of the council will serve one-, two- or three-year staggered terms. New members would be appointed to three-year terms, according to the release.
The only other Missourian on the council is Patrick Dujakovich, president of the Greater Kansas City American Federal of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organizations.
The full member list:
• Roberto Barragan, president and CEO of Van Nuys, Calif.-based Valley Economic Development Center
• Angela Glover Blackwell, founder and CEO of Oakland, Calif-based PolicyLink
• Patrick Dujakovich, president of the Greater Kansas City American Federal of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organizations
• Benjamin Dulchin, executive director of New York-based Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development
• Brian Fogle, president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks
• Ben Mangan, executive director of the University of California’s Haas School of Business
• Rodrick Miller, president and CEO of the Detroit Economic Growth Corp.
• Noel Poyo, executive director of San Antonio-based National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders
• Michael Rubinger, president and CEO of New York-based Local Initiatives Support Corp.
• Arden Shank, president and CEO of Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida
• Adrienne Smith, president and CEO of the New Mexico Direct Caregivers Coalition
• Sue Taoka executive vice president of Craft3.org
• Mary Tingerthal, commissioner of Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
• Raul Vazquez, CEO of Redwood City, Calif.-based Oportun
• Catherine Wilson, professor at University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law
