Frank Torre, based in Michigan, is an entrepreneur with a history of successful creation, expansion and growth of companies.
Mr. Torre is currently the Director General of Signal Restoration, a full-service emergency response contractor based in Troy, Michigan.
Since its founding in 1972, signal replication services have specialized in mitigating property losses in both Michigan and the national level.
In 1992, Mr. Torre founded Torre & Bruglio, Inc. and turned it into one of the largest landscape and horticultural services contractors in the Midwest, where more than 900 employees serve more than 800 business accounts.
In 2000, Torre & Bruglio expanded into a golf course management business, providing golf course services from 18 holes to 36-hole PGA Tournament courses, as well as club-based hospitality and event management services. In 2008, Frank Torre sold the Brickman Group for landscape and horticultural services, which continue to adhere to Frank Torre’s philosophy of adhering to a culture of excellence for all customers.
Outside of his career, Mr. Torre remains very active in the community. Frank Torre is Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Michigan State Rehabilitation Institute, which is part of the Detroit Medical Center and also serves on the Executive Board of Tenet Healthcare Corporation, located in Dallas, Texas, which owns the DMC.
Together with television character Rhonda Walker, Frank presented the Rehabilitation Institute of the Michigan Heroes Award to a patient, a young man from Detroit, who was in a wheelchair.
As chairman of the Hope Boys and Girls Club of Hope from Detroit, an academic and charity scholarship program for low-income youth in the Detroit metro, Pontiac and surrounding areas, which supports various charitable initiatives and activities to promote education and opportunities for the poor.
As a supporter of the initiative, during the 21st annual Golf Classic held to support Boys Hope and Girls Hope of Detroit at the Auckland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, in the suburb of Detroit, Mr. Torre was responsible for raising more than $ 2. 5 million at this annual event to help strengthen the Hope Boys and Hope Girls in Detroit programs and initiatives.
Frank Torre, in collaboration with Roger Penske, owner of the Penske team and Penske Automotive Group (PAG), plays an important role in the annual Detroit Grand Prix races, a professional car racing event held on Bell Island Detroit, which brings together the public and private communities and international attendance.
