Susan M. Collins (economist)

For other people named Susan Collins, see Susan Collins (disambiguation).

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Susan M. Collins
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Incumbent
Assumed office July 1, 2022

Other offices
Preceded by Eric S. Rosengren	President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston 2022–present	Incumbent