Frank Gumienny was named the team's chief financial officer in 2012 after spending 14 seasons with the Eagles including four as the team's Vice President of Finance. 

In his role, Gumienny manages all of the daily financial operations of the Philadelphia Eagles and Lincoln Financial Field. He oversees all accounting, ticketing, human resources, information technology, merchandising and travel operations for the team. 

Gumienny also plays an integral role in negotiating and contracting special events and concerts at Lincoln Financial Field and has helped secure U2, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Monster Jam, and numerous soccer matches involving major international clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester United and the U.S. Men's and Women's national squads. Through his efforts, Lincoln Financial Field has become one of the country's premier multi-purpose venues.

Frank Gumienny was named the team's chief financial officer in 2012 after spending 14 seasons with the Eagles including four as the team's Vice President of Finance. 

In his role, Gumienny manages all of the daily financial operations of the Philadelphia Eagles and Lincoln Financial Field. He oversees all accounting, ticketing, human resources, information technology, merchandising and travel operations for the team. 

Gumienny also plays an integral role in negotiating and contracting special events and concerts at Lincoln Financial Field and has helped secure U2, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Monster Jam, and numerous soccer matches involving major international clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester United and the U.S. Men's and Women's national squads. Through his efforts, Lincoln Financial Field has become one of the country's premier multi-purpose venues. 

A native of Philadelphia, Gumienny attended St. Joseph's University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in accounting in 1994. Today, he plays a major role on SJU's sports marketing advisory board. 

Gumienny began his career as a senior associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers from 1994 through 1997. He was hired by the Eagles as an accountant in 1998, promoted to the team's controller in 2001, and was promoted again to director of finance in 2003.