Gail Frahm is executive director for the Disability Services Resource Center in Bay City, a nonprofit organization that provides awareness, support, and recreational opportunities to people who are temporarily or permanently disabled. In addition, Frahm uses her many years of experience to help others manage their businesses through her company, Toga Consulting. Previously, Frahm had a 28-year career with the Michigan Soybean Committee and Michigan Soybean Association, holding multiple roles, including 16 years as executive director.

A member of the American Business Women’s Association, or ABWA, for 31 years, Frahm was the District V vice president in 2021–2022. She has been a delegate of the ABWA Eastern Michigan Council for three years, serving as chair in 2019 and 2020. In 2022, she was named Woman of the Year by the ABWA Eastern Michigan Council. Frahm has been a member of the ABWA Cass River Chapter for 31 years, serving in each executive board and committee chair position over time.

Frahm was an active 4-H member in Saginaw County for 10 years. As an adult, she volunteered with 4-H for more than 20 years, helping with two community clubs, leading the livestock quiz bowl team and more. Over the years, Frahm and her family opened their barn to local youth who didn’t have a place to house their 4-H livestock projects and opened their home to international 4-H youth exchange participants.

Frahm is an active member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, where she serves on the financial review and technology committees, as costume chair for the Living Nativity program, as Sunday school superintendent, as vacation Bible school chair, and as coach of the basketball and track teams. She is also a member of the church’s parent teacher league and of the adult choir.