In early 2014, Frank co-founded Atlys Global and is currently the majority owner of the diversified business group that engages in disaster recovery financing, public assistance with a focus on mitigation, resiliency, and recovery planning, construction and real estate development as well as opportunistic and distressed investments. Currently, Frank is the president and founder of a disaster recovery conglomerate of businesses, Atlys Global. Atlys Global owns and operates a public assistance firm, an advisory and resiliency entity, construction companies, and the Federal Contractor Financing Program (FCFP). Atlys Global Finance is the first-ever disaster recovery finance platform and has the knowledge, experience, and capital to provide short-term funding solutions to contractors working under a federal contract. The Atlys team of professionals provide non-recourse financing on completed work under a federal contract. Frank and his team have raised $1 billion of committed capital globally for this funding platform. Additionally, Frank co-founded AG Witt with James Lee Witt, the former director of FEMA under President Clinton. AG Witt represents public and private clients throughout the United States who are dealing with mitigation, resiliency, preparedness, and recovery. Frank has coordinated over $75 million in private equity investments for the Atlys companies. These opportunistic investments have a focus on growth companies around the country in disaster prone areas. Frank also co-founded Atlys Real Estate and the company has purchased two malls in New Jersey with a mixed-use redevelopment strategy as a diversified investment focus.

Frank holds a B.A. in Corporate Communications from the College of Charleston in South Carolina. Frank has been a proud board member of the National Emergency Management Association (NEMA), the New Jersey Builders Association (NJBA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Notably, Frank was the Vice President of the Shore Builders Association when Superstorm Sandy hit the Jersey Shore. Frank coordinated relief reports as well as strategic planning with local and state governments around the resources of the Association and how best to deploy solutions.