Team
Meet the KNR Team
Frank Bequer
What I do at KNR:
I oversee all aspects of our operations, from clinical service delivery to growth to culture. My job is to help ensure quality services for our families and a positive, collaborative working environment that helps our staff not only succeed, but thrive.
Years of Experience:
9 years of experience across investing, healthcare and education
Past Employment:
LLR Partners, Raymond James
Education:
Bachelor of Business Administration, University of South Florida
What I do for fun:
I love spending time with my family and getting outdoors. I’m on board for most outdoor activities, but top of the list are cycling, fishing, camping and skiing.
Key to success:
Focus on the mission and do so with compassion and integrity.
Lisa Apikos
What I do at KNR:
I work with all departments to ensure operational effectiveness across KNR Therapy and to support our clinical team in their delivery of exceptional ABA services to our clients
Years of Experience:
I have more than 25 years of experience working as an Organizational Psychologist in the software, utility, manufacturing, and healthcare industries. I moved to the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in 2018 to help ABA providers deliver quality, effective services to children with ASD and their families.
Past Employment:
Forbes Behavioral Services, Oracle Corporation
Education:
BA in Business Management;
BS in Adult Education and Psychology; MBA in Organizational Psychology and Development; PhD in Psychology with a specialization in Learning and Motivation Theories; BCBA Certification
What I do for fun:
I teach Psychology and Sociology classes at a local state college and an online University, which I enjoy very much. Outside of the classroom, I love going to the Central Florida theme parks, camping, playing the piano and spending as much time as I can with my daughter, her husband, and my precious twin granddaughters.
Key to success:
Enjoy the journey towards your goals as much as achieving them. Every obstacle, disappointment and mistake must be seen as a challenge to overcome and an opportunity to learn and grow.