Federal Reserve members
Lisa D. Cook
Lisa D. Cook is Governor of the Federal Reserve. Profile ↗
- In the role since
- 23 May 2022
- Rate decisions
- Votes on the rate
- Next rate decision
- Wed 9 Dec, 19:00 UTC
- Speaks next
- Nothing scheduled
- Term ends
- 31 January 2038
Lisa D. Cook is a Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, having taken office on May 23, 2022. She served as a senior economist on the Council of Economic Advisers from 2011 to 2012 and as a senior adviser on finance and development in the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of International Affairs from 2000 to 2001. She was a professor of economics and international relations at Michigan State University and earned a PhD in economics from the University of California, Berkeley.
The rest of the committee
Kevin WarshChairmanVotes on the rate
Thomas I. BarkinPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of RichmondNo vote on the rate in 2026
Michael S. BarrGovernorVotes on the rate
Michelle W. BowmanVice Chair for SupervisionVotes on the rate
Susan M. CollinsPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of BostonNo vote on the rate in 2026
Mary C. DalyPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of San FranciscoNo vote on the rate in 2026
Austan D. GoolsbeePresident, Federal Reserve Bank of ChicagoNo vote on the rate in 2026
Beth M. HammackPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of ClevelandVotes on the rate
Philip N. JeffersonVice ChairVotes on the rate
Neel KashkariPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of MinneapolisVotes on the rate
Lorie K. LoganPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of DallasVotes on the rate
Alberto G. MusalemPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisNo vote on the rate in 2026
Anna L. PaulsonPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaVotes on the rate
Jerome H. PowellGovernorVotes on the rate
Jeffrey R. SchmidPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas CityNo vote on the rate in 2026
Cheryl VenableInterim President, Federal Reserve Bank of AtlantaNo vote on the rate in 2026
Christopher J. WallerGovernorVotes on the rate
John C. WilliamsPresident, Federal Reserve Bank of New YorkVotes on the rate