Frequency Holdings Inc., known for its ventures in cybersecurity, identity, and AI, has announced the addition of David Meltzer to its Board of Directors. Meltzer, a globally recognized entrepreneur and media personality, joins Kevin Harrington, an original 'Shark' from ABC's Shark Tank, to bolster the company's strategic vision and national expansion efforts. This appointment is a pivotal step in Frequency's journey towards becoming a multi-brand technology holding company, with a focus on high-growth sectors.
Meltzer's extensive experience in scaling brands and growing equity value is expected to significantly contribute to Frequency's mission. His role will involve guiding the company's strategic direction, especially as it transitions into a holding company structure inspired by Berkshire Hathaway and Alphabet. Frequency's flagship subsidiary, ReachOut, is at the forefront of a cybersecurity-first roll-up strategy, targeting technology MSPs in high-demand markets.
The company's CEO, Rick Jordan, emphasized the importance of assembling a board that not only governs but also provides strategic guidance. With Meltzer and Harrington on board, Frequency aims to strengthen its position in the technology sector, enhance shareholder value, and build public trust. The company is also awaiting FINRA approval for its name and ticker symbol change to Frequency Holdings, Inc., reflecting its refined focus on technology ventures.
This strategic board enhancement comes at a time when Frequency is launching new ventures, including TRUSTLESS, a decentralized identity and data security platform. Meltzer's appointment is a clear indication of Frequency's commitment to leadership and innovation in the technology and cybersecurity landscapes.
