State Street - Quincy, MA since 2007
Assistant Vice President
Investors Bank and Trust 2005 - 2007
Unit Manager, Family Office & Wealth Manager Services
Investors Bank & Trust - Boston MA 2003 - 2005
Account Manager
Investors Bank & Trust - Boston, MA 2002 - 2003
Senior Trust Accountant
State Street - Quincy, MA 2000 - 2002
Senior Custody Specialist
Education:
University of Vermont 1994 - 1998
Bachelor of Arts (BA), History
The Derryfield School 1990 - 1994
Skills:
Fixed Income Advent Axys Advent Portfolio Exchange Advent Moxy Advent Rules Manager Advent Revenue Center SEI Trust 3000 Global Plus MCH Bloomberg Terminal SQL Server Management Studio Mutual Funds Financial Services Securities Equities Superior Client Service
Interests:
Mentor, Wealth Manager Services Mentor Program, January 2008 - Present,
Investors Bank and Trust P.E.R.C. Committee, September 2005 - 2007,
Investors Bank and Trust Process Improvement Committee, February 2005 - 2007,
State Street Employee Relations Committee, May 2000-April 2002,
Assistant Chapter Advisor, Zeta Beta Tau, Zeta Rho Chapter, May 1998-February 2002,
Chief Justice, Greek Judicial Board, January 1997-May 1998,
Vice President, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Zeta Rho Chapter, April 1997-April 1998,
Secretary, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Zeta Rho Chapter, April 1996-April 1997,
Awards:
Family Wealth Alliance 40Minus Leader Family Wealth Alliance Inducted, Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society of History Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society Inducted, Golden Key National Honor Society Golden Key National Honor Society Named, Who’s Who of American High School Students Who’s Who of American High School Students
George Holtje, Paul Coty, Stephanie Carfora, Richard Lisk, David Jones, Sandra Ward, Jennifer Gagliardi, Troy Sciarappo, Eddie Chandler, Christine Alznauer, Karen Mccann, Sonia Marzec
er the Great Recession, a number of economists (like Bentley professor and influential blogger Scott Sumner, former Obama chief economist Christina Romer, and monetary policy expert Michael Woodford) proposed that the Fed switch from targeting inflation to targeting nominal gross domestic product, o
Date: Apr 13, 2022
Category: Business
Source: Google
Fed Chair Candidate Kevin Warsh Draws Opposition From Left and Right
It is not obvious why he would be a good choice, said Scott Sumner, the director of the monetary policy program at the Mercatus Center, a free-market oriented research center at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. He was given a chance to do a good job at a lower level, and did poorly.
Date: Oct 04, 2017
Category: Business
Source: Google
Yellen Imagines a Future Where Fed Tinkers With Inflation Target
ohns Hopkins University in Baltimore, have called on the Fed to raise its target to 4 percent. Others, such as Scott Sumner of Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts, argue that the Fed should adopt a goal for the growth of nominal gross domestic product, rather than focusing on a price index.
Date: Aug 26, 2016
Category: Business
Source: Google
4 Reasons The Fed Won't Raise Rates (And Why it Might)
"That suggests that there's a certain pocket or group of workers still available to be pulled in to get jobs -- some slack in the economy, in other words," says Scott Sumner, director of monetary policy at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
Date: Apr 25, 2016
Category: Business
Source: Google
Fascination with Interest Rates Hides the Fed's Policy Blunders
m? Alt-M, April 25, 2015, http://www.alt-m.org/2015/04/25/was-monetary-policy-loose-during-the-housing-boom/ (accessed December 9, 2015); Scott Sumner, Theres Nothing Natural About the Natural Rate Of Interest, Library of Economics and Liberty, November 2, 2015, http://econlog.econlib.org/archiv
Date: Dec 15, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google
9 questions about interest rates you were too embarrassed to ask
And the experience of the eurozone suggests this isn't really the fault of central banks. As economist Scott Sumner has pointed out, the European Central Bank tried raising rates in 2011, believing the worst of the recession was over. The result was a double-dip recession that quickly forced the ECB
ductivity growth fell 3.1 percent in the first quarter, which might be a blip, but seems like less of one when you consider, as Scott Sumner points out on TheMoneyIllusion, that productivity has only grown 3 percent in total the past five years. If this past is prologue then the future wont be as r
Date: Jun 07, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google
Excellent Jobs Report; Should The Fed Raise Rates In 2015 Or Reverse QE First?
s been shrinking so we cant say this growth is about fiscal stimulus: there hasnt been any recently). That monetary stimulus has been in two parts: obviously, the extremely low interest rates (in a nod to Scott Sumner, the low nominal rates) but also that whole program of quantitative easing. And w