The White House is reviewing individuals with community banking experience for an open seat at the Federal Reserve Board. Administration officials have mentioned Ann Marie Mehlum and Rebeca Romero-Rainey as potential candidates. Ms. Mehlum, who currently works for the Small Business Administration, previously served as the chief executive of Summit Bank in Eugene, Ore. Ms. Romero-Rainey is the chief executive of the Centinel Bank of Taos in New Mexico. Senate Banking Committee members from both sides of the aisle, including Sens. Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) and Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), have also urged President Obama to fill at least one of the vacant seats on the Fed with a community banker to increase the diversity of experience on the seven-member board.