Frank Gonzalez

As the CEO and co-founder of TSP, Frank is responsible for the company’s business and growth strategy overall, ensuring that TSP has the right organizational structure, processes, and tools to execute the company’s goals. Frank does this while continuing to nurture a culture that is unlike any other in the information technology community. Frank considers himself a unifier and has a knack for being able to listen to customers and employees and create alignment within TSP’s respective teams. He also takes pride in providing inspiration to the company, while making sure individuals clearly understand their roles and how they work together to meet a common cause.

Overall, Frank is passionate about adding value to TSP and cultivating #TSProckstar talent, while maintaining positive relationships with all of TSP’s customers. Frank works closely with all the senior leaders in their directorship including company President Rick Skaggs, Frank’s longtime colleague and co-founder of TSP. Frank started TSP with Rick by turning adversity and uncertainty into an opportunity — today, a successful and growing business, employing over 600 people across the country. Before co-founding TSP, one of Frank’s biggest career highlights was being the youngest national service leader at Honeywell. He also held various positions at Honeywell including field service representative, systems administrator, field service supervisor, field service manager, and national field service leader.

Frank graduated from DeVry University with a bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering. Outside of work, Frank is a member of the Fellowship Church and volunteers his time to several DFW-area charities including Readers 2 Leaders, Minnie’s Food Pantry, Mission Arlington, and Union Gospel. Frank can also be found spending time at home with his family and hosting cookouts for his friends. Frank even expands his professional development outside of the office by reading about innovative leadership strategies in his downtime. He hopes one day to be remembered as making a difference in someone’s life, whether it be through an encouraging word, being able to listen to others, or showing interest in a person’s special talents.