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Altamonte Springs City Manager Frank Martz Named a Top Influential Leader by Orlando Business Journal

Altamonte Springs City Manager Frank Martz has been named one of Central Florida’s Most Influential Leaders for 2025 by the Orlando Business Journal. The publication recognized Martz for his visionary leadership, regional impact, and commitment to reimagining local government.

10/05/2026 · Florida edition

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Altamonte Springs City Manager Frank Martz has been named one of Central Florida’s Most Influential Leaders for 2025 by the Orlando Business Journal. The publication recognized Martz for his visionary leadership, regional impact, and commitment to reimagining local government.

This recognition highlights the ongoing efforts within Altamonte Springs to maintain fiscal responsibility while pursuing innovative projects. Residents benefit from a city that has remained debt-free for over a decade under Martz's guidance, ensuring stable services and continued investment in community well-being.

Under Martz's leadership, Altamonte Springs has achieved new milestones in innovation, infrastructure, and workforce development. He expanded autonomous mobility through CraneRIDES and introduced hands-on career opportunities with the City Career Accelerator. These initiatives set new standards for local government achievement.

Martz also spearheads the Altamonte Global Innovation Lab (AGĪL), which fosters impactful public-private partnerships. Projects through AGĪL include AI-powered infrastructure monitoring, real-time traffic coordination, and various workforce programs. These efforts advance the city’s mission to provide practical solutions that strengthen the region.

The Orlando Business Journal will feature Martz and 33 other distinguished business, civic, and nonprofit leaders in its October 24 edition. An awards ceremony will take place on October 23 to honor all recipients.

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