The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has announced several key officer appointments. Jeremy Caldwell has been named group vice president for capital and quantitative supervision in Supervision, Regulation and Credit, with responsibilities at the Richmond Fed and the Federal Reserve System. Caldwell joined the Richmond Fed in 2000 and has led the capital program in the Federal Reserve’s System Large Institution Supervision Coordinating Committee since 2017. Prior to his current role, he was the central point of contact for Bank of America. Caldwell earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Virginia Tech.
Natalie DePasquale has been appointed group vice president for large bank organizations and technology risk supervision in Supervision, Regulation and Credit. DePasquale joined the Richmond Fed in 2006 and has served in several leadership roles, including as central point of contact for teams supervising Capital One and Bank of America. Previously, she worked for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and the San Francisco Fed. DePasquale graduated from Misericordia University with a bachelor’s degree in accounting.
Todd Wright has been named assistant vice president in Supervision, Regulation and Credit and deputy central point of contact for Bank of America. Wright joined the Richmond Fed in 2015 and has been a senior manager on the Bank of America supervisory team as well as serving in senior examiner roles within Federal Reserve programs for large financial institutions. He previously worked for TD Bank, Bank of America, and FedEx. Wright earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Tennessee and an MBA from Winthrop University.
Logan Hudgins has been appointed assistant vice president in the community and regional safety and soundness business unit of Supervision, Regulation and Credit. Hudgins joined the Richmond Fed in 2011 as a commissioned examiner. He has held several roles within the department, including central point of contact for a regional bank and capital markets risk specialist. Hudgins earned a bachelor's degree in finance from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Patrice Martin has been named assistant vice president in People, Culture + Wellness, leading human resources business partners for the Fed’s National IT organization. Martin is joining from Home Care Delivered with previous experience at Thermo Fisher-Scientific, Altria, McKesson, and Genworth. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Longwood University and a master’s degree in human resource management from Strayer University.
The Richmond Fed is one of twelve regional Reserve Banks working alongside the Board of Governors to support economic stability across its jurisdiction which includes North Carolina, South Carolina, District of Columbia (D.C.), Maryland, Virginia, and most parts of West Virginia.
