Prior to his arrival at Oasis, Frank spent three and a half years as the Deputy Director for External Affairs for Boys and Girls Harbor. While at the Harbor, Frank supervised and managed six day care centers, after-school programs, college preparatory programs, the conservatory for performing arts, the literacy center, and relationships with public officials.

Frank’s personal experiences growing up in Charleston, South Carolina and his experiences from his professional life working in the United States Senate and as a senior manager at a large New York City nonprofit shaped his passion and deepen his commitment to effectively advocate on behalf of our city’s most precious asset: the children. He is known throughout New York City’s public and private sectors as a capable and effective leader, and Oasis offers him a unique platform to continue his commitment to public service.

Frank’s goal is to make Oasis Community Corporation the very best after-school provider in New York City and to expand this vital service to more children and families in New York City.

Kinya earned her M ed. From Columbia University in 2006 and brings over five years of program management and fundraising experience. Prior to joining Oasis, she served as the Special Events Coordinator for the Boys Club of New York and the Curriculum Developer for the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC.

Lisa attended and worked in youth oriented programs in and around New York City for an extensive period of time. From 1995-1998, Lisa worked at Center for Family Life where she developed her deep commitment to children and decided to dedicate her life to youth development work. Since 1998, she has managed youth programs for the Fresh Air Fund, Shorefront YM-YWHA, and Oasis. From 2001-2004, she was the program director for Oasis Children's Services summer camp in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan, which serves 200 children. She has her associate's degree and is currently working towards her bachelor's degree at New York Technical College.

Jeannetta began her tenure as Comptroller November 1, 2007. Prior to this, she worked as a Government Contracts Manager where she managed and tracked a $6M portfolio of various contracts. She has acquired a considerable amount of banking and accounting experience before transitioning into the Not for Profit industry in 2001. She attended Rutgers University and received a B.S. in Accounting.