Frank attended Farmingdale State College and began his career in applications engineering for General Instruments Corporation before becoming President and CEO of Nasco Aerospace and Electronics. He has led Nasco from its creation in September 2001, and he continues to build the company as an authorized parts distributor and trusted supplier to the DLA Defence Logistic agency. Much of Nasco's early success has been in the development of Counterfeit Avoidance Processes and Policies, as well as the deployment of Supply Chain Solutions. Frank was key in resolving component quality difficulties in the early 2000s, hiring a NASA component engineer and developing a four-tier approach to assist reduce questionable components entering the US. Nasco launched its aerospace segment in 2010 and quickly became a prominent supplier of rotables, expendables, aerospace metals, and consumables to many of the world's largest airlines, MRO, and aircraft manufacturers.