What companies has Lori Frantzve officially registered or led, and what do public business records show about E3Tech and Superfeed?
Executive summary
Publicly available background-aggregation sites and business directories consistently list Lori Frantzve as a leader of E3tek Group (variously styled E3tek or E3tek Group) — described as president/CEO or principal — while contemporaneous news reporting and state paperwork place her on the board of Superfeed as of late 2022; however, primary state corporate documents have not been directly provided in the sources reviewed, and much of the online reporting relies on secondary aggregators and an opinion piece (InstantCheckmate, Cybo, Whitepages, Datanyze and azcentral) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5].
1. Public directories and background sites consistently list E3tek leadership roles
Multiple commercial people- and business-search services identify Lori Frantzve as president, principal or chief executive of E3tek Group (sometimes styled “E3tek Group, Inc.”), showing Scottsdale, Arizona addresses and contact details tied to that company in their records (InstantCheckmate lists her as Principal CEO at E3tek Group) [1], Cybo labels her President at E3tek Group, Inc. [2], Whitepages repeats the employment listing as Principal Chief Executive Officer at E3tekgroup [3], and Datanyze likewise profiles her as a C‑level executive at E3tek Group [4]. These aggregators corroborate one another on title and firm, but they are secondary sources that compile public records, directories and self‑reported profiles rather than reproducing original state filings [1] [2] [3] [4].
2. News reporting links Frantzve to Superfeed via state paperwork in 2022
An Arizona Republic/azcentral opinion piece reports that Superfeed’s state paperwork filed in December 2022 listed Lori Frantzve as a board member, and the story explicitly connects that filing to other named directors on Superfeed’s filings [5]. The article uses the phrase “paperwork filed with the state in December 2022” to support the claim that Frantzve appeared on Superfeed records, and it also notes contextual relationships — for example, identifying Frantzve as the mother‑in‑law of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk — which the piece presents alongside its political commentary [5]. That reporting is explicit about its source being state filings, but the underlying corporate‑filing document itself is not reproduced among the provided sources [5].
3. What public business records shown in sources actually demonstrate — strengths and limits
The available sources demonstrate two things consistently: first, that business‑directory and people‑search databases list Lori Frantzve in leadership roles at E3tek Group [1] [2] [3] [4]; second, that at least one reputable local news outlet says Superfeed’s December 2022 state paperwork named her as a board member [5]. What the reviewed material does not include is a direct download or image of Arizona Corporation Commission or Secretary of State filings showing her appointment or filings that explicitly register E3tek under her name; the Arizona business search landing page is cited but not linked to a specific entity record in the material provided [6]. Consequently, the best documented claims in these sources are directory listings and the reporting claim about the Superfeed filing rather than reproduced primary corporate documents [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6].
4. Alternative readings and potential agendas in the sources
The directory sites are useful aggregators but can perpetuate stale or self‑reported information; they have commercial incentives to attract clicks and paid data access [1] [2] [3] [4]. The azcentral piece that flags the Superfeed filing is an opinion column that mixes factual claims with political interpretation and name associations [5], so readers should treat the reporting as a credible pointer to state paperwork while recognizing its editorial framing. No source in the packet supplies a scanned state filing or certificate of incumbency for E3tek or a definitive Arizona Corporation Commission record for Superfeed listing Frantzve, so follow‑up at the state database would be required to corroborate the primary documents [6].
5. Bottom line — what can be stated with confidence and what remains open
It can be stated with confidence, based on multiple directory and news sources, that Lori Frantzve is shown publicly as a leader of E3tek Group and was reported as a Superfeed board member in December 2022 filings [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]. What remains open is verification from the underlying state corporate filings themselves for both E3tek’s registration details and the Superfeed documents; the Arizona business‑search landing page is cited but no specific entity documents were provided in the materials reviewed, so those primary records should be pulled directly from the Arizona Corporation Commission or Secretary of State for definitive proof [6].