All Frankel Golodner & Associates investigations are closely supervised and monitored by either Bruce Frankel or Bill Golodner. Both are highly trained and experienced investigators as well as decorated former New York City Police Department detectives. Golodner and Frankel work closely with all clients, continually reassessing case objectives and findings, thinking creatively and working relentlessly to bring each case to its best possible result.

Frankel Golodner & Associates Associates is the result of a 2005 merger between two highly successful professional investigative firms, Bruce Frankel LLC and The Golodner Group. The principals, Bruce Frankel and Bill Golodner, recognized that by merging they would bring an even greater level of performance and a more extensive menu of services to their clients.

The merger was also a recognition that the quality of investigative work is a direct reflection of the people doing the work ­ and when a team of seasoned investigators joins another team that is equally talented and driven, the result is a synergy that cannot be matched. Our professional investigators are dedicated, motivated, disciplined and experienced in diverse specialties.

Bruce Frankel - CEO, Frankel Golodner & Associates
Bruce Frankel is a trained, licensed investigator and a decorated former New York City Police Department Detective. During his 17 years as a detective, he received many honors - from the New York City Police Department and from politicians and numerous private sector individuals as well.

Mr. Frankel was personally involved in many high-profile cases, including the "Son of Sam" investigation and the Elkon Art Gallery burglary investigation, which resulted in the recovery of more than $1 million in stolen artwork.

He also arrested an individual wanted by Interpol and helped bring this individual to justice in Switzerland. Mr. Frankel also led an investigation of an individual who was charged with more than 50 burglaries of high-profile individuals, including celebrities in New York and California. Also, as the result of an intensive investigation by Mr. Frankel, a four-year-old Boston homicide was brought to a successful conclusion. He is an expert on the Jewelry Exchanges located on 47th Street and the Bowery in Manhattan; and the Garment Center of New York City, including the importing and exporting of finished garments.