Frank Giordano Recognized By Unico And Justinian Society

November was another busy month for Frank Giordano, Moorestown, NJ resident who is President & CEO of The Philly POPS and President & CEO of Atlantic Trailer Leasing Company. Giordano was recognized by two valued organizations. On November 17, 2017, The Greater Philadelphia Chapter of UNICO National presented him with their prestigious Community Leadership Award at a dinner held at the Union League of Philadelphia. A few days later, on November 20, the Honorable Domenic F. Pileggi presented him the Justinian Award at the Annual Dinner of the Justinian Society of Delaware County held at Springfield Country Club in Springfield, PA.

UNICO’s Community Leadership Award is their highest and most distinguished honor recognizing an extraordinary leader. The honoree must be a person who demonstrates the practice and ideals of UNICO National and its motto of “Service Above Self.” Giordano was the perfect recipient of this honor.

The Justinian Society recognized Giordano in honor of his vast accomplishments and to celebrate a shared respect for the Italian heritage and culture. Giordano joins such past recipients as Dick Vermeil, former Head Coach for the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles in 2016, George Anastasia, nationally recognized author, journalist and veteran reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer in 2015, and in 2014. Jaclyn Zappacosta of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Frank Giordano has long been involved in community leadership, civic activities and business success. As President and CEO of The Philly POPS, the largest standalone POPS orchestra in America, he created a for-profit strategy for a tshen struggling non-profit. He's taken the POPS into unchartered waters with a bright future in a record period of time. Since joining the POPS in 2011, Giordano has led the organization to unprecedented success in ticket sales, contributed revenue, community engagement and programming. While Frank is still President and CEO of Atlantic Trailer Leasing Corporation, he has seamlessly gone from the trailer business to show business and become a role model for bringing entrepreneurial management to the arts.