Leaders of The Bank
Leaders of the Kansas City Federal Reserve are:
- Charles Manville Sawyer, Governor, 1914-1916
- Jo Zach Miller, Jr., Chairman, 1914-1916; Governor, 1916-1922
- Willis Joshua Bailey, Governor, 1922-1932
- George Henry Hamilton, Governor/President, 1932-1941
- Harold Gavin Leedy, President, 1941-1961
- George H. Clay, President, 1961-1976
- J. Roger Guffey, President, 1976-1991
- Thomas M. Hoenig, President, 1991-2011
- Esther George, President, 2011-present
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