Since his first interview at 11 years old on KVBC Channel 3, Gray has become a celebrity, featured and quoted in thousands of print, magazine, radio, and television media outlets including 20/20, Good Morning America, ABC World News Tonight, Oprah & Friends, Radio One, TV One, CNBC, BET, NBC, FOX, CBS, BRAVO, PBS, We TV, NPR, Bloomberg, Forbes, Inc Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, People, Ebony, Jet, Essence, Upscale, Black Enterprise, Black MBA, “O” The Oprah Magazine, New York Times, New York Post, Huffington Post, Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Publishers Weekly and many more. He was also an award-winning syndicated columnist with the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) federation of 200 weekly newspapers reaching more than 15 million readers. Farrah Gray began his entrepreneurial, personal, and civic development at six years old selling homemade body lotion and his own hand-painted rocks as bookends door-to-door. At age seven, he was carrying business cards reading “21st Century CEO.” At eight, Gray became the co-founder of Urban Neighborhood Enterprise Economic Club (U.N.E.E.C.) on Chicago’s South side.

U.N.E.E.C. was the forerunner of New Early Entrepreneur Wonders (NE2W), the flagship organization he opened on Wall Street. NE2W enlisted, educated, and engaged 'at-risk' youth by creating and developing legal ways for them to acquire additional income. Gray is the youngest person to have an office on Wall Street.

Between the age of 12 and 16 years old, Farrah Gray founded and operated business ventures that included KIDZTEL pre-paid phone cards, the One-Stop Mailboxes & for More franchise, and The Teenscope “Youth AM/FM” Interactive Teen Talk Show, Gray was also Executive Producer of a comedy show on the Las Vegas Strip and owner of Farr-Out Foods, “Way-Out Food with a Twist,” aimed at young people with the company’s first Strawberry-Vanilla syrup product. Farr-Out Foods generated orders exceeding $1.5 million. He has been a numismatist, which is a coin collector since he was 12 years old. As a pre-teen, Gray reached 12 million listeners and viewers every Saturday night as co-host of “Backstage Live,” a syndicated television and radio simulcast in Las Vegas. Gray’s inspirational spirit and grounded personality sparked speaking requests from organizations around the country. Farrah Gray’s sense of social responsibility motivated him to create the non-profit organization, The Farrah Gray Foundation. Among other programs and initiatives, his foundation focuses on inner-city community-based entrepreneurship education and provided scholarship and grant assistance for students from 'at-risk' backgrounds to attend HBCU’s (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). The Farrah Gray Foundation has partnered with the Kauffman Foundation, which launched entrepreneurship programs in inner-city schools across the country.

Farrah Gray’s work did not remain under the radar-screen for long. He soon then became the youngest member of the Board of Advisors for the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce. He was also given a three-year term on the Board of Directors of United Way of Southern Nevada at the age of 15. Farrah Gray’s continued his philanthropic work signing on as the spokesman for the National Coalition for the Homeless and the National Marrow Donor Program.

Gray’s books and his journey to succeed against the odds have become required reading and part of classroom study from elementary school to entrepreneurship departments on college and university campuses such as Harvard University and Princeton. Gray’s books, Reallionaire, Get Real Get Rich, The Truth Shall Make You Rich, Comfort is the Enemy of Achievement, and Strong Women Only Intimidate Weak Men have been translated into Russian, German, Polish, French, Korean, Indonesian, Chinese Simplified, and Vietnamese languages with book sales in Africa, Australia, and Europe, and Central and South American countries.

Gray is also a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the African-American Soul, Chicken Soup for the Extraordinary Teen Soul, You’ve Got to Read This Book Gray has also been featured in Put Your Dreams to The Test By John C. Maxwell and The Covenant to Black America Part 1 & 2. Gray’s books combined have sold or have been downloaded by 2 million readers globally.

Farrah Gray’s honors include Keys to the Cities of Dallas, Shreveport, and Cincinnati. He has also received Proclamations from the Governors of Illinois and Nevada, the Mayors of Louisville, Kentucky, Chicago, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Wilmington, Delaware, and Clark County Nevada Commissioners. Farrah Gray’s Awards include The National Urban League Whitney M. Young Jr. Entrepreneurship Award, The Indiana Black Expo (IBE) Hoosier Lottery Entrepreneur Award, The Alabama A&M Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) The award, The Davidson College Love of Learning Lifetime Educational Achievement Award, Central State University Award of Appreciation for contributions made in the area of entrepreneurship, The American Red Cross Award of Appreciation and The Prestigious  Trumpet Award  (Other recipients include such luminaries as Muhammad Ali, Maya Angelou, Ray Charles, President Nelson Mandela, Beyoncé, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and many more.)

Many of the world’s Fortune 500 corporations sought out his expertise. His clients have included Verizon, Hershey’s corporation, Nissan, Procter & Gamble, JP Morgan Chase, Toyota, The White House, United States Department of Commerce, U.S. Treasury Department, and many more.

Farrah Gray is now offering his specialized expertise, coaching and mentorship to celebrity personalities, CEOS, everyday entrepreneurs and brands on to become 7 figure speakers, international authors and generate millions of dollars in free publicity and followers on social media.

Farrah Gray Consultancy and Coaching is fluent in the languages of brand elevation, lead generation, and the core consumer. FGCC religiously understands that smart and strategic strong-willed marketing is the epicenter of influence and revenue. Read Less ^