Therese A Daly
Director of Correspondence with a track record of accomplishments in the political, transportation, and financial sectors. Proven ability to drive strategy, business development, sales, communication, and public relations. Builder of long-term client and stakeholder relationships. Dedicated individual stakeholder,consummate cross-functional collaborator, and engaging team leader.
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If you were to ask someone to name a disaster or crisis, they would probably name one of the more well-known disasters/crises of the 21st century. They might say the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, or the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, which caused devastation to New Orleans. A lesser-known crisis is the mortgage and financial crisis of 2008. The crisis of 2008 was a free fall of institutions that Wall Street’s success was built upon, and left the government, specifically the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve holding a collapsing financial industry
and the fate of U.S. homeowners in their hands. Suddenly, it was up to the US Treasury and theFederal Reserve to come up with solutions to how to save these financial institutions all while saving the greater good. The U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve System handled the
mortgage crisis and collapse of the financial industry with the ethical considerations of do not harm and do not abandon and successfully handled the disaster to have the least amount of harm to the least amount of people. In totality, the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve handled the disaster response and recovery to the best of their ability, considering the situation and its mitigating factors.
If you were to ask someone to name a disaster or crisis, they would probably name one of the more well-known disasters/crises of the 21st century. They might say the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, or the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, which caused devastation to New Orleans. A lesser-known crisis is the mortgage and financial crisis of 2008. The crisis of 2008 was a free fall of institutions that Wall Street’s success was built upon, and left the government, specifically the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve holding a collapsing financial industry
and the fate of U.S. homeowners in their hands. Suddenly, it was up to the US Treasury and theFederal Reserve to come up with solutions to how to save these financial institutions all while saving the greater good. The U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve System handled the
mortgage crisis and collapse of the financial industry with the ethical considerations of do not harm and do not abandon and successfully handled the disaster to have the least amount of harm to the least amount of people. In totality, the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve handled the disaster response and recovery to the best of their ability, considering the situation and its mitigating factors.