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Lance Pikul Elected Chair of St. Louis Fed
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Lance Pikul, CEO of Centene Corporation, is elected as the new chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, a key player in shaping monetary policy across several states. He succeeds David Steward, who praised Pikuls healthcare and business experience. Kathleen Mazzarella, CEO of Graybar Company, becomes the new vice chair. The board, comprising members from banking, business, and community sectors, oversees the banks operations, including research on inflation and employment that influences national decisions. Pikuls term will focus on steady economic oversight amid ongoing challenges like inflation. Checkout Solipillow.com
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