Author Bio

As the CEO and Founder of Frame My TV, I have been leading the innovation and growth of the company for over 19 years. Frame My TV is the leading provider of TV frames and the creator of Deco TV Frames, a range of products designed to fit Samsung The Frame TVs and blend them in with the decor of residential, hospitality, and other commercial venues.

My passion for entrepreneurship, technology, and design stems from my diverse background and experiences. I started my first business, Hancock Photographic, a professional photography studio, in my dorm room while studying electrical engineering at Norwich University. Later, I leveraged my technical skills as a software engineer at Enterasys Networks, before launching Frame My TV as a solution to a home remodeling challenge. I also served as the president of NEWH New England Regional Chapter, a nonprofit networking organization for hospitality interior design professionals, where I supported scholarship fundraising and community building.

My mission is to create products that enhance the aesthetics and functionality of living and working spaces, while also delivering value and satisfaction to our customers. I am always eager to connect with other professionals, entrepreneurs, and innovators in the hospitality design industry and beyond, and to explore new opportunities and collaborations.

As Marketing Director at Frame My TV, I drive revenue growth through data-driven strategies, brand storytelling, and multi-channel marketing. I optimize campaigns that convert, ensuring our brand stays ahead in a competitive market.

With 30+ years in marketing, I specialize in building compelling brand narratives that engage customers and drive sales. I also mentor founders through NASDAQ Mentor Makers and The University of Tampa, helping businesses refine their message and strategy.

Erik Deckers is a professional writer and humorist from Central Florida. He is the co-author of four books on social media marketing and two novels and has been a newspaper humor columnist since 1994. He was a travel writer for several years and runs a theatre review blog in Orlando. Erik is also the president of the board of directors of the Jack Kerouac Project of Orlando.