2011 Endorsements

As  a collaborative member and as the GLEC Chairperson (2010-2011), I fully  understood and appreciated what Frank Colvario could bring to a  Massachusetts organization, especially a collaborative.  In the late  spring and early summer, the GLEC board contracted with Frank:  soon, in  an extremely efficient manner, Frank provided the board with a very  thorough analysis as to the status of our organization.  Frank helped  not only me as well as the entire board of directors but also the  existing management and administrative staff.

Mr. David Jack
Former Superintendent of
Amesbury Public Schools

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In 2011, our Billerica School district believed we were running a deficit;  obviously, as superintendent I found this occurrence to be troubling.  Eventually, I called Frank to assist our team.  During several  productive meetings, Frank created an atmosphere where transparency of  our financial management system was dramatically improved and  efficiently functioning.  Not only was our perceived and actual deficit  in many accounts reduced or eliminated but also, more importantly, Frank  brought confidence. 

Dr. Anthony Serio
Former Superintendent of
Billerica Public Schools

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From  time to time MIIA (Massachusetts Inter-local Insurance Association)  calls on Frank Colvario to assist us with submitted claims, often  dealing with fraud  or embezzlement.  As a result of incredibly bad weather, this past year  (2011) Frank assisted us and our member towns with a few of our loss  of income claims.  Frank was again able to complete this work in a short  time with very satisfactory settlements. 

     Thomas Donaldson                                        Stephen N. Batchelder
    General Adjuster, AIC                                   Director –Claims Operations                                MIAA/Cabot Strategies

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In the summer of 2011 Mr.  Frank Colvario, founder of Consulting Partners, Inc (CPI) was asked to  conduct academic assessments of the middle and high schools for the  Franklin (NH) Public Schools.  With five highly credentialed,  experienced and successful practitioners, assessments of our two  schools’ literacy, math and special education curriculum and assessments  occurred.   The methodologies that CPI used included review of  documents, research and analyses of related data, two surveys,  personal  interviews (over 70), numerous visits to the schools, and several  planned formal and informal discussions with me.  CPI’s meetings with  faculty and administration were conducted following superb planning and  execution.  The final product was beyond expectations with attention to  data collection, interview results, and suggestions for improvement from  the classroom to the central office. 

In summary, all aspects of Consulting Partners, Inc’s work exceeded my expectations.

Dr. Maureen Ward
Superintendent of School
Franklin (NH) Public Schools