Franasiak of Calamar appointed to Federal Reserve Bank of NY Advisory Council
Kenneth Franasiak has been appointed to a three-year term on the President's Advisory Council on Small Business and Agriculture for the New York Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The Federal Reserve Bank revealed the appointment of The Council consists of CEOs and presidents from businesses, including those in agriculture, that meet to advise the New York Fed president and first vice president on economic and financial conditions in the Second District.
"It is truly a great honor to be appointed to this board," Franasiak said.
"This will create a great window for Western New York to access federal policy makers at the highest level and to provide a vehicle for input on what is happening in Western New York and the national economy," he said.
Calamar is a full service real estate organization comprised of development, construction, property management and investment & finance divisions that is headquartered in Wheatfield, NY and has been in service since 1990. Franasiak is Chairman and CEO of the privately held company which has operations in the United States and Canada.
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