Bio

  • Inspirational speaker, model, actor, business owner and author; Frank Kitchen is a man of many talents.  He has over 15 years of experience in the higher education, entertainment and business worlds.  He has presented keynotes and educational sessions throughout the United States and in Australia.
  • Frank enjoys sharing stories and experiences that educate, inspire and entertain audiences.  Some of his experiences have been working as children’s entertainer; giving a commencement speech at his own college graduation; working as an award winning college educator, being recognized as an one of America’s most eligible bachelors in a popular women’s magazine; working as an award winning retail manager/trainer; appearing in television and print advertisements; serving as an ambassador in Australia; leading an attempt to break the world’s record for “Simon Says;” and growing his hair out and dying it “Purple” for charity.
  • Frank enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, reading, blogging, writing, photography, and participating in various sports.
Frank's Resume

Testimonials

“Frank is passionate and connects with all ages and demographics.  I am honored to call him a colleague, business partner and friend.”
Rodger Campbell, Dream Producer

“If you had only one spot to fill or one speaker to hire and you did not take a moment to consider Frank, you have made one monumental mistake.”
David Coleman, 13 – Time National Speaker of the Year Award Winner

“Frank is a quick-witted, intelligent speaker who can address any audience.”
Kyle Graham – Director of Student Engagement & Retention at Regent University

“Frank’s enthusiasm and warmth provides an inspiration to prospective students that visit our campus.”
Robyn Fry – Manager of Student Recruitment, Lakeland Community College

 

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FAQ

  1. How often do you shave your head?

I usually shave my head about two times a week.  The hairline isn’t quite where it used to be!

  1. How did you get into speaking?

I was asked to volunteer to talk and teach at several conferences.  Along the way I got good at it, and was asked to work for the Coleman Productions Agency.  From there, the rest is history.

  1. How did you get into modeling?

I was out with some friends and a Cleveland, Ohio night spot and I got spotted by a scout.  I went in for an interview/audition.  I got signed to a contract, and started working in print, media and fashion shows.

  1. Are you always happy or smiling?

Everyday I wake up is a gift, so I work on making the most out of everyday and enjoying all of the little things. I also smile a lot when I get nervous.

 

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