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About Mark Mullinix

The recipient of a bachelor's degree in political science and government from the University of Kansas, Mark Mullinix was commissioned in the United States Marine Corps upon graduating. He served eight years on active duty, and another 18 as a reservist, retiring at the rank of lieutenant colonel. After active duty, Mullinix served a decade in various leadership capacities, including assistant general auditor and vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Among other accomplishments, he led the Fed's Oklahoma City Branch business recovery operations following the bombing of the Oklahoma City Murrah building.

Mark Mullinix was subsequently recruited to join the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and served as a regional executive overseeing Fed operations and community outreach throughout Southern California, as well as Arizona and Southern Nevada. He went on to serve as executive vice president and CFO, before being selected to lead one of three Federal Reserve payments products, its Global Cash Services.

Mr. Mullinix was then recruited to join the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond as its chief operating officer and first vice president. He spent five years with the bank, serving as interim president and CEO from April 2017 to January 2018. Following retirement, he has served as an independent director of a NASDAQ-listed real estate investment trust (REIT).