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About Us
Frank DiGiovanni
Frank DiGiovanni
Frank DiGiovanni
Frank moved to Sarasota, Florida in 1983. He currently resides with his wife Jelena and daughter Giana in University Park, FL.
He has been a financial advisor/asset manager since graduating from Rollins College in 1996, earned his Business MBA at Crummer Graduate School of Business.
He is currently President of DFG, LLC; an asset managem
Frank moved to Sarasota, Florida in 1983. He currently resides with his wife Jelena and daughter Giana in University Park, FL.
He has been a financial advisor/asset manager since graduating from Rollins College in 1996, earned his Business MBA at Crummer Graduate School of Business.
He is currently President of DFG, LLC; an asset management firm. Previous online ventures include the successful creation and launch of Boat Check, One-Entry, and Schoolvite.com
Frank's family has owned and operated DiGiovanni's Food Service for over 30 years. DiGiovanni's Food Service has been the caterer to the Tampa Bay Rays for over 20 years.
Bob Harrigan
Frank DiGiovanni
Frank DiGiovanni
Meteorologist Bob Harrigan has been forecasting weather for more than 30 years.
Bob graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in Atmospheric Science. Before coming to Sarasota in 1985, Bob worked for the National Weather Service as a weather observer, and as an instructor in weather forecasting and micro-computer classes a
Meteorologist Bob Harrigan has been forecasting weather for more than 30 years.
Bob graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in Atmospheric Science. Before coming to Sarasota in 1985, Bob worked for the National Weather Service as a weather observer, and as an instructor in weather forecasting and micro-computer classes at the University of Kansas.
Bob has a unique perspective on hurricanes. He was able to experience the power of these storms close up. In 1996 he flew into the eye of a 115 mph hurricane named Bertha aboard the famed Hurricane hunter aircraft. In 2004 he boarded NOAA's hurricane hunter aircraft, the P3 Orion, and flew into an even stronger storm named Ivan.
Strong storm systems can pop-up quickly here on the Suncoast, and Bob always makes sure you are armed with knowledge to help them get through severe weather when it threatens our area.
Bob volunteers his time with countless non-for profit organizations, raising money and awareness for some wonderful causes. He provides valuable hurricane and severe weather seminars each year for Suncoast residents. "The Suncoast is the lightning capitol of North America, and it's essential for survival to know safety tips that can save lives."
Additionally, Bob has been recognized by Bradenton-Sarasota's Spark Growth as an area "Thought Leader" and was a featured panelist for their talk about technology, weather, and the future.
Bob resides in Bradenton with his wife Susan and daughter Emma Grace.