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CSSI Picks Don Frank to Lead Business Development

CSSI, Inc. named Don Frank vice president of Business Development.

“Don has the knowledge and skills that will help our company continue to grow, innovate and achieve, ” said Al Tiedman, CSSI president. “He has a track record of identifying opportunities and building strategic relationships, and this experience will greatly benefit CSSI and its customers.”

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