Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Mourns Passing of Jackie Palladino
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced the passing of Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Jackie Palladino on November 15, 2024. Palladino served the institution for more than three decades, holding key roles including two decades in banking supervision, regulation, and credit. She was a member of the Bank's Executive Committee and also served on the board of directors of the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston issued a press release announcing the passing of Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Jackie Palladino. Palladino served the Bank for over 30 years, having spent two decades in banking supervision, regulation, and credit before rising to executive leadership. She was a member of the Executive Committee and was responsible for an extensive portfolio of operational areas.
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Boston Federal Reserve Bank Mourns Passing of Jackie Palladino
Executive VP & Chief Administrative Officer held key roles in more than 3 decades of service
November 15, 2024
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced with great sadness the passing of executive vice president and chief administrative officer Jackie Palladino.
“Jackie was a remarkable person and an optimistic, resilient, forward-looking colleague; a strategic partner for many; committed to excellence in everything, and taking joy in the Fed’s fundamental public service,” said Susan M. Collins, the Bank’s president and CEO.
On behalf of the entire organization, leadership extends their sincere condolences to Jackie’s family, friends, colleagues, and those she interacted with in the business community.
“Jackie had had such a meaningful impact on the Bank in so many ways – on our ways of working, and certainly on our people,” said Karen Pennell, the Bank’s first vice president and chief operating officer. “At this very sad moment for our organization, we are inspired by her example.”
Jackie was a member of the Bank’s Executive Committee and had responsibility for an extensive portfolio. Earlier in her career, Jackie spent two decades in banking supervision, regulation, and credit – evaluating the condition of banking organizations, analyzing potential bank mergers, and managing lending activities.
In addition to her work in the Federal Reserve, Jackie served on the board of directors of the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley.
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