Inspector General of the Federal Reserve EOI

[Senate]

Inspector General of the Federal Reserve: Expression of Interest​

OPEN POSITION
The Senate right now is looking for:
- Inspector General of the Federal Reserve

INSPECTOR GENERAL

Responsibilities of the Inspector General of the Federal Reserve as per Section 7 of the Federal Reserve Act:

- The Inspector General is appointed by a majority vote of the Senate and serves at the pleasure of the Senate, explicitly not being part of the Federal Reserve or any bank, ensuring impartial independence. Their salary is determined by Executive Order, further separating individual financial ties from the Federal Reserve.

- Has "unfiltered access" to all Federal Reserve communications. However, their communication is restricted in these channels unless authorized by the Reserve Governor. This grants them comprehensive insight while maintaining some control over official Federal Reserve communication channels.

What does the Inspector General do?

• Holds the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors accountable.,
• Addresses any and all issues to Congress related to conduct, decisions, etc. of the FED.,
• Ensures the Federal Reserve operates in the best interests of the Commonwealth and her people.,
• Report and present a mandated audit to both Congress and the general public. This report's purpose is to demonstrate that the Federal Reserve is meeting its obligations and operating lawfully.

APPLICATION FORMAT
- Username:
- Discord Username:
- Active Playtime: (You can find your total playtime by entering "/about" in-game)

And answer the following questions:
- Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and what in position(s)?
- Why do you want this position?
- What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role?
- What are your general strengths and weaknesses?

Then provide:
- Additional Information (where necessary)

Post EOIs in the comments below, thanks!

NOTICE: THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE WILL REACH OUT TO YOU IF YOU ARE ACCEPTED, ASKING ABOUT YOUR EOI MAY HINDER YOUR CHANCES.

 

[Sofia2750]

- Username: Sofia2750
- Discord Username: Sofia27501
- Active Playtime: Playtime in last 30 days is 3d 14h

- Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and what in position(s)? No. In fact, I have never even used one.
- Why do you want this position? Because I want to make sure the FRB is held accountable. I also want to use some of my free time on, considering I barely have anything to do on DC rn.
- What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role? I have previously served as the president of the senate/DPOS, giving me a general understanding of congresses relationship to the FRB.
- What are your general strengths and weaknesses? I am very much determined to fulfill any work I do, regardless of experience. You can see this with Oakridge, where with 0 executive experience I kickstarted the town in a matter of days. My weakness is that I struggle to take breaks, causing higher risk of burnout

Additional information: None

 

[Musclebound]

- Username: Musclebound
- Discord Username: Musclebound
- Active Playtime: 2d 18hr

And answer the following questions:
- Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and what in position(s)? I worked at Alta group from July 2025 - December 2025 as a board member and CFO. I owned my own bank, but decided against continuing operations as CEO.
- Why do you want this position? I have the time and means to keep the FRB in check.
- What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role? I'm a big reader and details oriented person and would like to help in the best way I can.
- What are your general strengths and weaknesses? I'm able to do the very very boring things for a long time. I can sometimes lose track of things if I am not given a deliberate schedule/goal.

 

[12700k]

Username: 12700k
Discord Username: FTLCEO
Active Playtime: 15d 2h 20m 46s

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1. Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and in what position(s)?


Yes. I currently serve as CEO of Citadel Financial Group. Should I be appointed Inspector General, I will fully recuse myself from any review, audit, or investigative matter involving Citadel or any affiliated entity to ensure neutrality and avoid conflicts of interest.

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2. Why do you want this position?


The Federal Reserve Bank plays a central role in maintaining economic stability and institutional confidence within the Commonwealth. I am particularly interested in ensuring that the Board operates with transparency, accountability, and procedural integrity.


My goal in seeking this role is not to influence monetary policy, but to strengthen oversight and reinforce institutional trust. A strong Federal Reserve requires strong internal accountability mechanisms, and I believe the Inspector General serves as a safeguard for both regulatory compliance and public confidence.

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3. What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role?


Throughout my time on DemocracyCraft, I have managed and founded several successful enterprises, including Alta Group Corporation, Citadel Financial Group (specializing in lending and foreign exchange), and Alta Group Private Holdings. These roles required rigorous financial oversight, risk assessment, compliance awareness, and structured governance practices.


Additionally, I previously served as an economist within the Department of Commerce, working alongside former FRB Board Member, Inceee on application reviews and economic evaluations. This role strengthened my understanding of regulatory frameworks and economic standards.


I also served as an investigator within the Department of Justice, where I developed investigative discipline, attention to evidentiary detail, and procedural fairness.


Outside of institutional roles, I routinely draft and review complex loan and contractual agreements in my capacity as a part-time legal practitioner. This experience has made me comfortable interpreting statutory language, identifying compliance gaps, and ensuring documentation aligns with governing rules.

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4. What are your general strengths and weaknesses?


My primary strength is analytical thinking. I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working with numbers, and naturally inclined toward structured problem-solving. I approach issues methodically and prioritize evidence over assumption.


A personal weakness I continue to work on is maintaining momentum during extended processes. I can become discouraged when progress stalls; however, I have become more disciplined in pushing through prolonged tasks and maintaining consistency in institutional responsibilities.

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5. Additional information


I believe oversight roles require independence, composure, and restraint. My combined experience in business leadership, economic review, investigative work, and contract law positions me to approach this office with professionalism and impartiality.


If appointed, I would focus on ensuring the Federal Reserve operates within the bounds of its authority, maintains sound procedural standards, and upholds the trust placed in it by the Commonwealth.

 

[SimplifiedMax]

Username: 12700k
Discord Username: FTLCEO
Active Playtime: 15d 2h 20m 46s

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1. Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and in what position(s)?


Yes. I currently serve as CEO of Citadel Financial Group. Should I be appointed Inspector General, I will fully recuse myself from any review, audit, or investigative matter involving Citadel or any affiliated entity to ensure neutrality and avoid conflicts of interest.

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2. Why do you want this position?


The Federal Reserve Bank plays a central role in maintaining economic stability and institutional confidence within the Commonwealth. I am particularly interested in ensuring that the Board operates with transparency, accountability, and procedural integrity.


My goal in seeking this role is not to influence monetary policy, but to strengthen oversight and reinforce institutional trust. A strong Federal Reserve requires strong internal accountability mechanisms, and I believe the Inspector General serves as a safeguard for both regulatory compliance and public confidence.

---

3. What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role?


Throughout my time on DemocracyCraft, I have managed and founded several successful enterprises, including Alta Group Corporation, Citadel Financial Group (specializing in lending and foreign exchange), and Alta Group Private Holdings. These roles required rigorous financial oversight, risk assessment, compliance awareness, and structured governance practices.


Additionally, I previously served as an economist within the Department of Commerce, working alongside former FRB Board Member, Inceee on application reviews and economic evaluations. This role strengthened my understanding of regulatory frameworks and economic standards.


I also served as an investigator within the Department of Justice, where I developed investigative discipline, attention to evidentiary detail, and procedural fairness.


Outside of institutional roles, I routinely draft and review complex loan and contractual agreements in my capacity as a part-time legal practitioner. This experience has made me comfortable interpreting statutory language, identifying compliance gaps, and ensuring documentation aligns with governing rules.

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4. What are your general strengths and weaknesses?


My primary strength is analytical thinking. I am highly detail-oriented, comfortable working with numbers, and naturally inclined toward structured problem-solving. I approach issues methodically and prioritize evidence over assumption.


A personal weakness I continue to work on is maintaining momentum during extended processes. I can become discouraged when progress stalls; however, I have become more disciplined in pushing through prolonged tasks and maintaining consistency in institutional responsibilities.

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5. Additional information


I believe oversight roles require independence, composure, and restraint. My combined experience in business leadership, economic review, investigative work, and contract law positions me to approach this office with professionalism and impartiality.


If appointed, I would focus on ensuring the Federal Reserve operates within the bounds of its authority, maintains sound procedural standards, and upholds the trust placed in it by the Commonwealth.

That looks so good ngl xD

 

[winterwolf]

- Username: winterwolf
- Discord Username: winterwolf007
- Active Playtime: : 2 months, 18 days

- Do you work for or own any financial institution? If so, which one(s), and what in position(s)?
No, I do not.

- Why do you want this position?
I would like to become the Inspector General to ensure transparency and accountability in the Federal Reserve Bureau. The FRB is critical in ensuring the economic stability of DemocraftCraft, and it is essential that the FRB's actions follow law and the interests of the people. As an Inspector General, I believe that I can serve as a neutral party, with goals to improve communication between Congress and the FRB.

- What experience and/or skills make you the best candidate for this role?
Although I may not have direct experience managing a financial institution, I have other applicable experience which should serve useful for the Inspector General role.

Former Vice President - Assisted in the development of the Commerce Secretary guide, as well as the State Secretary guide and Health Secretary guide update. Additionally, I completed the Interior Secretary guide, Public Affairs Secretary guide, and the Outer Cabinet (EA, CoS, and Press Secretary) guides.

Former Secretary of the Interior - Maintained communications with the FRB and ensured compliance with FRB policy. Additionally, I was Secretary/Acting Secretary of the Interior for over a year, solving any issues in the department, implementing and updating numerous policies, and ensuring confidentiality.

Former Executive Advisor - Worked as an Executive Advisor for four different presidential administrations.

Supply Manager/Former Deputy Secretary of Supply - Managed the Supply side of the Department of the Interior. This experience allows for me to be very familiar with not only the CPI, but also the general prices of most materials on DemocracyCraft.

Academic background - I have completed coursework of college level accounting, finance, as well as statistics, calculus, and probability courses. I fully switched my major to just engineering after taking finance. I also have extensive experience coding in multiple programming languages.

Former Minister of Internal Affairs - Created the Ministry of Internal Affairs on StateCraft, and managed/helped develop the first two State of the Kingdom reports.


- What are your general strengths and weaknesses?
Strengths:
- Commitment to confidentiality and handling sensitive information (both as Vice President and as Interior Secretary).
- Detail-oriented in reviewing data and reports
- Active and responsibile
- Impartial
- Confident working with financial data
Weaknesses:
- I am sometimes overly detailed with reviews. I manage this by creating clear objectives to follow
- I have also struggled with delegating work in the past. Throughout my last term as Secretary of the Interior, I've made an effort to delegate work more efficiently.


Thank you for reading my expression of interest.