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March 15, 2021 Randy Frazier

“Daffodils … that come before the swallow dares, and take the winds of March with beauty.” ~ William Shakespeare

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Exceeded Expectations

Our expectations were high, but you exceeded them!

Larry St. Amant

Association of Community Action Partnerships

Beyond Really Good

Randy is way beyond really good. He’s the real thing, the total package …

Jerry L. Smith

Arkansas State University

Phenomenal

Randy was phenomenal, a common sense and uplifting delivery.

Charlie Morris

Arkansas Community Action Agencies Association

Entertaining and Challenging

Randy Frazier is a fun, entertaining, and challenging speaker …

Richard W. Davies

Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism

Wonderful!

Randy always receives a standing ovation.

Martha Buff

National Conservation District Employees Association

Among the Best

… among the best speakers we’ve had.

Warren Carter

Arkansas Farm Bureau

Wonderful Presentation

… your presence helped to make this retreat our best since its inception …”

Tim Martin

Clinton (Mississippi) Public School District

One of the Best

He has the ability to move a group forward with fun and professionalism.

Becky Lyons

Keep America Beautiful, Inc.

Outstanding Closing Keynote

Your presentation was exactly what I (and many other members) needed to hear!

Anna Haver

Arkansas Health Department

Simple and Profound

… the Forest Service leadership bank was enriched for those of us who were fortunate enough to experience the Frazier-Factor.

Michael D. Balen

Boise National Forest

Enjoyable and Uplifting

… wonderful storytelling gift, a truly enjoyable and uplifting experience.

Bruce Martin

Southeastern Equipment Dealers Association

Journey in Growth

… great way to start a journey in self-awareness/growth.

Evaluator

US Forest Service

His Stories Touched Hearts

“Randy Frazier was outstanding as the keynote speaker for our annual state conference. Audience members laughed and cried as he transported us through 9,000 years of farming. His stories touched hearts and sparked spirits.” Laura Hendrix, Ph.D. Associate Professor – University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service

Laura Hendrix, Ph.D.

University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service