Rob Frohwein

Rob Frohwein has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Rob is currently the co-founder and chief keeper at Keep Financial Technologies, Inc., where they are revolutionizing compensation through Vesting Cash Plans. Before that, they co-founded Kabbage from American Express, a company that provides cash flow services to small businesses. At Kabbage, they served as the co-founder, board chair, and held various roles focused on customer-centric digital solutions.

Additionally, Rob Frohwein has worked as an investor at StimLabs, a company advancing regenerative medicine, and as the CEO and co-founder of Drum Technologies, Inc., a mobile infrastructure platform for the creator economy. Rob also served as an advisor and investor at SentiLink. Prior to these roles, they held positions as a member of the board of advisors at U.S. Micro Corporation, founder of LAVA Group, an intellectual property investment bank, and founder of Smith Risley Tempel Santos LLC, a law firm specializing in intellectual property, technology, and corporate law.

Furthermore, Rob Frohwein has served as a founding board member at Surgical Biologics LLC, which merged with MiMedX Group, and as a board member at The Vera Company, LLC, an intellectual property rights holder. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated a strong entrepreneurial spirit and a focus on innovation and strategic growth.

Rob Frohwein completed their education with the following chronology:

From 1993 to 1996, Rob attended the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, where they earned their JD in Law.

From 1986 to 1990, Rob studied at Dickinson College and obtained a B.A. in Economics.

Prior to college, from 1982 to 1986, Rob attended Vineland (NJ) Public High School, but specific details regarding any degrees or field of study are unavailable.

In addition to their education, Rob Frohwein obtained certification as a member of the State Bar of Georgia in August 1996, which was granted by the State Bar of Georgia.