Bob Fronk

Bob Fronk has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades.

Bob started their career as a Paramedic at Roanoke Fire-EMS in 1989 and then moved on to work as a Deputy Sheriff and Paramedic at the Roanoke City Sheriff's Office in 1991.

In 1994, Bob became an Operations Manager and Paramedic at Lifeline Ambulance Service, where they supervised multiple locations and ensured proper staffing and compliance.

In 1997, Bob joined the Cave Spring Volunteer Rescue Squad as a Paramedic and held various leadership positions until 1997.

Bob then joined Davis H Elliot Co. Inc. in 1999 as a Vice President and a member of the Executive and Senior Leadership Team. Bob was responsible for defining technology vision, strategy, project management, and application architecture. Bob also led the 46Solutions division, a company specializing in IT systems and support for small and medium-sized businesses.

Most recently, in 2019, Bob became a Vice President at 46Solutions, where they continue to provide IT systems and support, including specialized safety applications and day-to-day operations assistance.

Bob's work experience demonstrates their expertise in paramedics, law enforcement, and IT systems and support.

Bob Fronk attended Virginia Western Community College from an unspecified start year to 2000. Bob then went on to the University of Maryland Baltimore County from an unspecified start year to 1995. Prior to that, they attended Jefferson College of Health Sciences from an unspecified start year to 1990, where they obtained a degree in Paramedic with a field of study in Emergency Health Sciences. Lastly, they attended ECPI University in 1987 and focused on Information Technology, although no degree name is provided.