Mark Doms Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

New York City And Washington DC

• Senior member of US economics team: Monitors economic developments, responds to internal and external clients, works with rates and FX teams, develops economic forecasts, posts summaries, and writes special reports.
• Extensive external client interactions: Travels frequently in the US and to Asia to meet with clients about the economic, political, and rates outlook. Clients included PMs and senior leadership at banks, insurance.
• Extensive external client interactions: Travels frequently in the US and to Asia to meet with clients about the economic, political, and rates outlook. Clients included PMs and senior leadership at banks, insurance.
• Excellent track record at forecasting and explaining DC-based events: Made correct calls on tax reform, changes in government spending, trade policy, and regulation.
• Deep knowledge and expertise on all things Fed/FOMC: Spent 15 years working in the Federal Reserve system and several years following the Fed in the private sector.
• Excellent public speaker: Regular appearances on CNBC’s Squawk Box, Bloomberg, internal podcasts and videos, Nomura conferences, and other events. Show less

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Advises financial firms on the U.S. economy, monetary policy, labor force trends, macro models, and forecasts.
• Conducts customized data analysis and forecasting.
• Makes presentations on the economic outlook, technology, and data.
• Works with businesses to develop their strategic plans.

Washington, DC

• Advised the Administration on economic policy, including issues of trade, manufacturing, taxation, innovation, competitiveness, retirement security, immigration, data, the digital economy, and education.
• Spoke frequently to a wide array of audiences about the U.S economy, policy issues, data, and leadership.
• Led the Economics and Statistics Administration (includes the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis) with a staff of over 10,000 and an annual budget exceeding $1.2… Show more
• Led the Economics and Statistics Administration (includes the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis) with a staff of over 10,000 and an annual budget exceeding $1.2 billion. o Spearheaded innovative ways to.
• Formulated and executed the Commerce Department’s inaugural Data Strategic Plan, a plan that spanned nine bureaus and included the newly formed Commerce Data Advisory Committee.
• Oversaw and pushed policy changes for the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (an organization with over $80 billion in assets) while serving as the Secretary’s appointed Board Representative.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Advised the Department of Commerce and the Administration on a wide variety of issues, including trade, competitiveness, innovation, and education.
• Made numerous public presentations about the U.S. economy to business groups, policy forums, local organizations, academic meetings, and membership organizations.
• Oversaw and authored reports on the middle class, intellectual property, broadband adoption, STEM education, and U.S. competiveness.
• Reorganized and significantly… Show more
• Reorganized and significantly increased the output the Office of the Chief Economist. Show less

San Francisco Bay Area

• Regularly briefed President Yellen and others on current economic issues and forecasts.
• Conducted research in the areas of consumer spending, housing, productivity, and innovation.
• Presented the economic outlook to many audiences and boards of directors.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Regularly briefed Chairman Greenspan and the Board of Governors on economic conditions and the outlook.
• Monitored economic conditions, contributed to the staff forecast, and produced economic statistics.
• Conducted longer-term economic research in the areas of technological change and labor markets.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Economics

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Mathematics And Economics