Tannenbaum, Hughes-Cromwick Will Lead Board

Learn details of the election results and priorities of two top officers—Carl Tannenbaum and Ellen Hughes-Cromwick; four new board members chosen. More

Annual Report from Stuart Hoffman

Reflecting on his year as president, Hoffman reviews the completion of website redesign, seminars, salary survey, roundtable and chapter activities. More

Ready for Boston: Annual Meeting Update

Policymakers and prominent private economists are ready to share insights with attendees of the 48th Annual Meeting as they explore cutting edge information technology and networking tools; plan to attend receptions, small group dinners. More

St. Louis Fed's Poole to Receive Adam Smith Award

William Poole, one of the Fed’s most influential officials, talks about how the central bank might switch to inflation targeting and reflects on his career of more than 40 years. More

BEA's Landefeld Receives Shiskin Award

Director since 1995, J. Steven Landefeld talks about the challenges of improving data programs under tight budgets and about his earlier career that informed his BEA work. More

Bill Ford Named NABE Fellow

Serving in both public and private sectors, long-time member Bill Ford shares his enthusiasm for watching the Fed, teaching, and working to enhance NABE’s programs. More

Utgoff Discusses BLS Tenure

As she retired from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Kathleen Utgoff highlighted major data programs launched and other changes during her four years as commissioner. More

NABE/Fed High School Clubs Expand

Building on its successful pilot program, the NABE/Federal Reserve partnership will expand this fall with high school economics clubs in Chicago and Baltimore. More

Business Economics Summaries

BE Editor Bob Crow offers summaries of the latest BE articles, published in the July issue. More

Welcome Aboard, New Members

Meet three of NABE’s newest members:  Phillip Backus, Simon Smith, and Rich Cahayla-Wynne. More

Windows on the Web

NABE Webmaster Bruce Kratofil reveals how visitors to NABE’s website use podcasts and how some visitors turn up from links on other sites. More

News Briefs

Which NABE member was just nominated to replace another NABE member in a high level Commerce Department post?  Find the answer and get details on upcoming teleconferences, surveys, and the latest congressional action on data agency budgets. More

Member News

Keep up to date with fellow NABE members. More

Chapter News

News from Atlanta, Cleveland, and Richmond. More

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