Who held each seat

246 people in 20 seats

since Aug 10, 1914 · 263 tenures · 389 lineups · this one since May 22, 2026

every holder of every seat since 1914 · a black outline is a sitting holder · scroll for other years · pinch to zoom

Headlines

Longest in a seat

Szymczak

28 years · Board seat 6

Shortest

Campbell

8 days · Board seat 6

Longest vacancy

127.2 months

before Clayton, Board seat 1

This lineup

156 days

since May 22, 2026 · lineup 389

A Board seat

6.6 years

the average stay in the seven seats

A presidency

9.4 years

the average stay at a Bank

By seat

Seat	People	Average stay	Longest vacancy	Who
Boston	14	7.9 y	9 months	Aiken1914–1917Morss1917–1922Harding1923–1930Young

From Kaleb’s seat-lineage sheet, 1914 to 2023, and from the Fed’s own words after it: a Board seat is its fourteen-year term, inherited by whoever fills an unexpired one; a presidency is its Bank. The Treasury Secretary and the Comptroller of the Currency sat ex officio until 1936.