Karen Leone de Nie
Vice President
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Karen Leone de Nie is community affairs officer and vice president of Community and Economic Development (CED) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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Biography
Karen Leone de Nie is community affairs officer and vice president of Community and Economic Development (CED) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. She leads a team that supports the Central Bank's mandate of stable prices and maximum employment by helping improve the economic mobility and resilience of low- and moderate-income individuals and places for a strong and more inclusive economy. By collecting and analyzing data; convening people to build bridges for effective deployment of capacity, connections, and capital; and making research actionable, the CED team works with leaders and stakeholders in the region and across nation to inform policy, practice, and investments that foster an economy that works for everyone.
Prior to joining the Atlanta Fed, Leone de Nie was a researcher at Georgia Tech's Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development doing applied research. She also worked for the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan planning organization, focusing on real estate development and environmental resource management. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a master's degree in city and regional planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Publications
2015
Will Lambe and Karen Leone de Nie. "Health and Community Development: Some Perspectives and Resources," Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partners Update (March/April 2015).
2012
Myriam Quispe-Agnoli and Karen Leone de Nie. "Will the Housing Market Recovery Leave the Hardest-Hit Neighborhoods Behind?" Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta macroblog (September 17, 2012).
Myriam Quispe-Agnoli and Karen Leone de Nie. "Taking the Pulse of Regional Low-Wage Workers," Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partners Update (July/August 2012).
Articles
2012
Catherine L. Ross, Karen Leone de Nie, Andrew L. Dannenberg, Laurie F. Beck, Michelle J. Marcus, and Jason Barringer "Health Impact Assessment of the Atlanta BeltLine," American Journal of Preventive Medicine 42, No. 3 (March 2012).
External work by Atlanta Fed staff.
Publications
2015
Karen Leone de Nie, Kyungsoon Wang, and Myungje Woo. "The Characteristics of Transit Rich Neighborhoods and Their Impact on Transit Ridership in the Atlanta Region." Urban Affairs Association conference (April 2015).