Frank is dynamic enough to bring energy and connection, and trained enough to keep things calm and professional. With an econometrics background and a Master’s in Strategy Economics, he likes turning complex topics into clear, engaging conversations. He prepares thorougly, makes speakers feel at ease, and keeps audiences involved. If it has an audience and a story to tell, he's in.
Scroll the line and tap a point — Franks public speaking story shows below.
A packed school auditorium, a mic that suddenly felt very real, and a line-up of nervous performing high-schoolers. His first time hosting anything. That day, he learned how to set a tone in the first 10 seconds, keep the pace between acts, and make the audience feel like part of the show. He discovered he loves hosting events—clear cues, warm energy, and just enough humour to keep everyone with him.
Student council assemblies, talent shows, fundraisers, mini-graduations—if there was a stage, he was on it. He practised timekeeping, intros, and transitions until they felt natural, and he started to read rooms quickly: who needed a laugh, who needed clarity, and when to move on. Those afternoons and evenings turned “just speaking” into “actually hosting.”
His first large, formal ceremony: hundreds of names, proud families, and a tight run of show. He wasn’t hosting—just reading names—but standing on the big stage, he knew right away this was where he wanted to be. It showed him he could operate in high-stakes, highly structured settings.
Back on stage, this time as the host. He connected with graduates because he’d just been in their seat, and he kept the programme moving while switching between interviews, speeches and music. The feedback afterwards made it clear: formal doesn’t have to mean stiff; structure can still feel human.
A year of building and running student events taught him both sides of the stage: planning, briefing speakers, and then delivering on the night. He refined his preparation and got better at handling last-minute changes without the audience noticing. Professionalism isn’t silence; it’s smoothness.
Panels, interviews, debates, and Q&A. He kept things on time, translated complex ideas into plain language, and made sure student audiences stayed engaged from start to finish. His style: approachable and energetic, with the confidence to push for clarity when it matters.
He turned the thing he loves into the thing he does. He now hosts and moderates events in Dutch or English, adapts the tone to your setting, and arrives researched and ready. His goal is simple: help your content land—and be remembered.
Next milestone on stage — bringing the same balance of structure and spark to his own Master’s Graduation. While receiving his Master of Strategy Economics, he will bring the same energy he always has, while also celebrating this milestone himself. A full-circle moment he’s very much looking forward to.
Clear, warm, energetic, and well-timed moderation that keeps the room engaged from start to finish — in Dutch or English.