en·gage  (en-gaj)

v. en·gaged, en·gag·ing, en·gag·es

1. to attract and hold by influence

2. to hold the attention of

Some authors crave to see their words in print.  There are speakers who love to be quoted.  Then there are those rare voices who have the gift of “engaging” their audience at many levels.  Frank Leyes is one of those rare voices.

Frank has been engaging individuals and groups since he entered the business world in 1985 after graduating from the University of Notre Dame with a degree in Communications.  His formal education is only the beginning.  As a financial advisor, author and highly impactful speaker, Frank has the ability to take the complexities of life and distill them to lessons that audiences laugh with, occasionally cry about, yet always relate to.

Oliver Wendell Holmes said, “A mind once stretched by a new idea never regains its original dimension.”  Frank takes that belief much deeper.  When a message engages the heart, mind and soul of an audience the possibilities expand for transformation.

On a personal note, Frank is a dedicated family man with a beautiful wife and 3 children who are the apples of his eye.  Frank was an accomplished athlete at Notre Dame and has served as a deacon and lay preacher in several churches.   Frank has traveled all over the U.S. to speak to groups regarding the concept of “True Wealth” and is unique among peers in the wealth management industry, in that he has won numerous industry awards, yet publishes none of them.

His seminal book, “The Way of Wealth,” will be in print in early 2011.

Because Frank strives to live out the values he shares with audiences, he accepts a limited number of speaking engagements each year.  If you wish to explore whether your group could be a good fit for Frank’s unique and compelling voice, please contact engage@frankleyes.com