- Share
Community Development
Leadership

Emily Garr Pacetti

Tracey Mason

Lisa A. Nelson
Strategy and Operations Support

Andrew Bennett

Zoe Slater
Outreach and Engagement

Bonnie S. Blankenship

Drew Pack
Research and Analysis

Ann Marie Wiersch

Kyle D. Fee

Matt Klesta

Merissa Piazza
Small Business Credit Survey

Emily Wavering Corcoran

Cornelius Johnson

Jordan Manes

Lucas Misera
The Small Business Credit Survey is supported by staff across the Federal Reserve System. Visit fedsmallbusiness.org for more information.
CD updates, right to your inbox
Subscribe to receive the Community Development newsletter from the Cleveland Fed for updates, research, and reflections from our CD team and colleagues.
Small Business Credit Survey
Each year we produce analyses of and reports on the data gathered from small business owners. In partnership with business and industry associations, local agencies, and non-profits, the survey captures the perspectives of business owners operating firms with fewer than 500 employees.
Policy Summit
Our Policy Summit is a biennial, multi-day event offering attendees the latest research on best practices for addressing challenges that LMI communities face. Policy Summit 2023 focused on workforce development, small business, and economic inclusion.
Fed Communities
Does your work support people, places, small businesses, or the policy and practice of community development? Fed Communities is your gateway to insights, research, and data from the Federal Reserve.
Program on Economic Inclusion
The Program on Economic Inclusion (PEI) is an effort to understand the obstacles to economic inclusion in the Federal Reserve’s Fourth District, as well as what approaches are promising for removing those obstacles. How can we expand opportunities for individuals to develop their potential so that our economy is able to reach its potential?
Community Reinvestment Act
The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is intended to encourage depository institutions to help meet the credit needs of the communities in which they operate, including LMI neighborhoods, consistent with safe and sound operations.
Community Advisory Council
The Community Advisory Council helps to inform the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland’s community development staff, senior leadership, and president about current and emerging economic and social issues and trends impacting underserved and LMI individuals and communities in the Fourth District. This information is used to help guide the priorities of the Community Development Department.