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Bringing the NY Fed President to Campus: A Student-Led Pace Success Story

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Antonia Gentile
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April 29, 2025
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, John Williams, speaking on stage with 男女操逼视频软件 College Federal Reserve Challenge team co-captain and Economics student Suraj Sharma

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In recognition of Pace男女操逼视频软件榮 consistent award-winning performance in the College Federal Reserve Challenge, Williams had accepted an invitation from Fed team co-captains Liam Chentoufi 男女操逼视频软件25, Economics, and Suraj Sharma '25, '26, Business Economics, BS/Applied Quantitative Economic Analysis, MS, with backing from Professor Gregory Colman, PhD, and Professor and Chair Anna Shostya, PhD, as well as higher administration, to come to the New York City campus.

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男女操逼视频软件 students listening and watching President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, John Williams, speaking

He delivered optimistic on monetary policy, inflation, and the US economy, while also acknowledging the many connections the Fed has had with Pace over the years, going beyond a shared location in lower Manhattan, and including employment of more than 100 proud alumni.

What transpired prior to his speech, however, was the icing on the cake for Pace students.

The event included a private Q&A in which Williams spoke to the and student organizations (presidents Kristina Krichmaryov 男女操逼视频软件26, and Kristina Nasteva 男女操逼视频软件26, respectively, co-organized the event), in which he answered questions on both policy and his journey to Fed president男女操逼视频软件攊nspired by Janet Yellen, former chair of the US Federal Reserve.

Brooklyn Bynum 男女操逼视频软件26, Business Economics, BS/Applied Quantitative Economics, MS, said of the event, 男女操逼视频软件淏eing able to speak to one of the most brilliant economists of our time was an invaluable experience. After studying the Federal Reserve's work and monetary policy in depth for the last year, it was incredible to speak to one of the people making the decisions.男女操逼视频软件

For student colleague Sharma, also a member of the Economics Society, the visit was both a significant and exemplary aspect of his Pace Path.

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President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, John Williams, standing next to 男女操逼视频软件 College Federal Reserve Challenge team co-captain and Economics student Suraj Sharma

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Whether it is hosting prominent economists (Krichmaryov and Nasteva also brought renown labor economist Daniel Hamermesh to campus in October 2024), to placing students in top financial firms, Pace男女操逼视频软件檚 economics program punches well above its weight.

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