This event is sold out, but you can access the livestream here.
Join us for a day discussing the "now and next" of data.
This year's conference will feature opening remarks and a Q&A with Federal Reserve Board Governor Christopher J. Waller and include four panel discussions:
- Generative AI. Brian Quistorff, Chief Data Scientist at Bureau of Economic Analysis, will facilitate a conversation with business and academic economists about how to leverage generative artificial intelligence to find, interpret and communicate economic data.
- Trusted Data. Erica Groshen, former Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, will lead a conversation with public and private data providers about the importance of trusting the accuracy, transparency, timeliness and provenance of data.
- Storytelling. Dan Rosenheck, data editor at The Economist, will facilitate a conversation around the dos-and-dont's of telling stories with numbers.
- Accessibility. Nick Hart, president and CEO of Data Foundation, will lead a conversation with private and public chief data strategists about how to put data in the hands of both novice and expert audiences and users.
Questions? Contact Mary Clare Peate at maryclare.peate@stls.frb.org.
Hotel Information
Rooms have been held at the Hilton Pennywell St. Louis at the Arch. You can make reservations online or by calling 314-554-7086 and referring to FRED Con. Please make your reservations by Sept. 9, 2026, to receive the group rate.
