Noah Yosif serves as Chief Economist and Head of Research at the American Staffing Association. In this role, he oversees thought leadership that supports policy advocacy efforts on behalf of the temporary help services industry, while exploring its unique niche within the labor market and US economy at-large. He also serves as a member of the Economic Advisory Committee of the World Employment Confederation, a group of research professionals representing an alliance of global recruitment and employment industry trade groups.

Noah possesses a decade of experience at the nexus between economic research and policy advocacy. He previously worked at the National Association of Federally Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU) as an Economist within its Research Department, and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) as the organization’s inaugural Director of Economic and Policy Research. His research interests include monetary and fiscal policy, climate finance, macroprudential regulation, as well as labor markets. He is a prolific speaker on economic policy issues and is often featured in major financial media including CNBC, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, New York Times, Fox Business, Kiplinger, as well as Schwab Markets.

Noah holds an MPA from the University of Pennsylvania, in addition to an MA in Applied Economics as well as a BA in Economics from the George Washington University. An avid skier, Noah appreciates any opportunity to hit the slopes and get lost in nature when off the clock.