Frank Balistreri

Frank Balistreri is a Silicon Valley–based entrepreneur and business owner, founder of digital forms company SigForms, and founder and CEO of automotive sales and marketing company iMOS Consulting.

Career and businesses

Balistreri was hired as Apple Employee No. 142 in 1978, working on the Apple II by developing Apple's first service and parts organizations. Balistreri and Burrell Smith, who was then a Service Technician at Apple, designed the first software to track failures and compile service issues on the Apple II. In 1979, Balistreri left to join Moore Business Forms Inc, a provider of various forms for business applications. Balistreri designed hundreds of forms and systems for Moore and their partner ASK Computer Systems. Using his experience from these companies, Balistreri left Moore in 1984 to start his first company, SigForms. This success led to the purchase of SigForms by StreamServe in 1999 (StreamServe was then acquired by Open Text in 2010).

iMOS After leaving SigForms in 1999, Balistreri retired for several years. During his retirement, Balistreri started a small business that manufactured and sold two minibike models, The Flee and Jonny Freestyle.