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Frank is an Ernst & Young LLP principal in EY-Parthenon with a deep background in operationalizing complex transactions to unlock balance sheet flexibility, build new growth platforms and deliver strategic ambition. He aligns transaction strategy with execution across capital markets, finance, operations, tax and technology, helping organizations navigate interim and target state operating changes across functions, supply chains and core processes.
Frank is frequently involved with planning through market uncertainty, creative deal structures and operationalizing new ways of working across R&D and chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC) to scale for growth.
His work includes some of the most transformative transactions in life sciences, healthcare and industrials. He brings a global perspective from working two years in Europe, in addition to a career spanning more than 100 local markets.
Frank holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in Mechanical Engineering, with honors, from the University of Wyoming.
Frank is shaping the future with confidence by enabling his teams and clients to anticipate change, mobilize resources and move forward decisively using a fact-based approach to decision-making. He enjoys teaching and advising, drawing on over 20 years of experience as an operator (within Fortune 100 companies), trusted advisor and leader within a complex professional services organization.
