Frank Hanna III – Enterprises, Charities and the Basic Truth regarding Finances
Would you have thought that enjoying days lounging in your dad’s real property company will certainly put you in the road to business success in the future? That’s just what actually transpired with U.S. business man and money guru Frank Hanna III.
Whatever Frank has gleaned from his early days and from his further learnings at the University of Georgia helped him to evolve as a successful Ceo of his own investment firm, Hanna Capital, LLC. He is also involved in a few other personal and family business ventures including HBR Capital Ltd and CompuCredit Corporation. However, Frank Hanna III is definitely not all making riches, for Frank shares his own family’s passion for giving in addition to providing for causes. As a strong advocate of advancing educational liberty, Frank Hanna III has been instrumental in starting 3 brand new educational facilities in Atlanta.
His endeavors as an effective national leader in K-12 education reform gained for him the Philanthropy Roundtable’s William E. Simon Prize for Philanthropic Leadership. He was also the co-chairman of the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans during President George W. Bush’s time. Using what he mastered in the corporate world and what he also exhibits in his philanthropy work, Frank Hanna III shares in his highly praised new book entitled, What Your Money Means published by the Crossroad Publishing Company. In this book, Frank Hanna III puts in plain words the main reason and the very purpose why people have money. He describes how using money in the right way should definitely be included in a person’s vocation. According to him, if all people should carry out this vocation seriously – it could certainly transform the face of American philanthropy in the times to come.
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