Frank Bocchino

Frank Bocchino is a business communications specialist who has held positions in marketing, advertising, public relations, and journalism for a variety of companies, from Fortune 100 members to start ups.
He specializes in marketing plan creation, brand establishment, lead generation and publicity campaign creation.
Mr. Bocchino began his career in corporate communications with Merrill Lynch in New York.
The majority of his marketing experience has been producing marketing collateral and advertising for the high-tech industry beginning for CCI, a data communications service provider that helped pioneer electronic mail; MBI, a computer services division for Empire Blue Cross & Blue Shield that installed some of the first electronic claims systems; The WebStop, an early Internet Content Provider and search engine; NeTel Inc. which consisted of a CLEC and Calling Card and e-commerce companies, and TelePlace; a convergent technology chain of carrier hotels.
Mr. Bocchino has also been the editor of four business trade publications, and is a graduate of Boston University with a B.A. degree in English, and a minor in Communications.
In 2004, Frank was named to the CMO Council, a highly influential organization of upper echelon marketing and brand decision-makers in the technology industry.