Frank Lozada

Frankie Lozada is a proud Puerto Rican-American born and raised in Jamaica, Queens, New York, who has built his life around community, entrepreneurship, and advocacy. Since 2007, he has run Lozada Logistics and Event Management, establishing himself as a driven entrepreneur in the events industry.

Growing up in Hollis, New York, Lozada was raised to be compassionate toward everyone, and that upbringing connected him deeply to a wide range of marginalized communities. From a young age, his commitment to public service was evident when he began lobbying in Albany at just 16 years old, developing an early and enduring passion for civic engagement and policy change.

His dedication to serving others also led him to work as both an EMT and a firefighter, putting himself on the front lines to protect and care for his community. His personal experiences have shaped his worldview significantly — having his father serve 35 years in prison gave him a firsthand understanding of the American justice system and its deep need for reform.

He also devoted over a year and a half of his life to working with immigrating families, including asylum-seekers and unaccompanied children, which fueled his passion for immigration reform at the infamous”Tent City” at Fort Bliss.

A Valley Stream resident for 26 years, Lozada is deeply rooted in his community. He is a vocal advocate for affordable healthcare, equitable education, and expanded opportunities for working-class families, drawing on his own life experiences to champion policies aimed at improving the lives of those in underserved communities.