Washington: US Finance Secretary Janet Yellen started his new work with a call schedule and meeting that was packed with high-powered American political and business leaders and global financial officials, the calendar of his first two months in the office.
As the habit of his new role, Yellen made a call with other finance ministers worldwide from January to March, according to the calendar, which was published on Friday.
The United States is still close to the beginning of its economic recovery from the Pandemic Covid-19 during that time when vaccination increased and broad restrictions to curb cases began to subside.
But he also took the time to make calls with several business executives, including two industries that were difficult to beat by Pandemic: Scott Kirby, Chief Executive United Airlines, and Greg Smith, Head of Financial Officer Boeing Co.
Former Federal Head Reserve also has a call with Larry Fink, Blackrock CEO Inc.
and Ronald O’Hanley, CEO of State Street Corp.
Both companies were assigned a role in helping to manage emergency programs founded by the financial market last year.
Biden administration entered pushed in the first two months of this year for a $ 1.9 trillion assistance package to increase economic recovery.
Legislation was authorized by the Congress and signed the law by President Joe Biden in March.
Yellen was a strong supporter of the stimulus package, and his diary showed that he had a call with several parliamentarians for the reporting period and one with our House of Representative Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Yellen also has two meetings with US climate messenger John Kerry, one in February and the other in March.
The Ministry of Finance formed a new “climate hub” in April to foster green finance and use tax policies and financial risk assessments to help reduce carbon emissions.
And according to his reputation in a careful preparation for the event, Yellen carved several bags to “read the time” ahead of various meetings, the calendar showed.