A: Keith Kong is a corporate mentalist with 21 years of professional experience and one of the most decorated resumes in live mentalism. He won Season 7 of Penn & Teller: Fool Us on The CW, has performed at TEDx, and was the on-camera talent for the Florida Lottery's Magic of the Holidays campaign. He has performed for corporate clients including Red Bull, Kellogg's, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Universal Studios, BBVA Compass, Pfizer, and Toll Brothers, and he opened has kicked off National Conferences at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for audiences of 1,000+. Based in Orlando, he performs for corporate events, conferences, galas, and private celebrations across the country.

A: Yes. Keith Kong appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us and won in Season 7, presenting an original routine that Penn and Teller were unable to explain. The premise of the show is that two of the most knowledgeable magicians alive try to figure out how a performance is done, so fooling them is one of the hardest and most respected credentials in the field. It is also independent proof of skill that no amount of marketing can manufacture, which is exactly why event planners look for it when hiring entertainment for high-stakes corporate events.

A: A magician works with objects. Cards, coins, props, and visual illusions where things appear, vanish, or transform. A mentalist works with the mind, demonstrating what looks like the ability to read thoughts, predict decisions, and influence choices. Mentalism is its own discipline stemming from a branch of magic, and for a corporate audience the distinction matters, because mentalism uses the guests' own thoughts, names, and memories as the material. That makes it feel personal and real in a way prop-based magic rarely does, and it is a large part of why what Keith does lands so well with adult professional audiences.

A: Keith Kong performs at a number of events including corporate conferences, association annual meetings, sales kickoffs, awards galas, holiday parties, incentive and reward trips, executive retreats, client appreciation events, trade shows, and upscale private celebrations. He performs for groups ranging from an intimate dinner of 50 to a general session of more than 1,000. Whatever the format, the performance is tailored to the audience and the purpose of the event rather than pulled off a shelf. His mentalism is designed to captivate upscale audiences with thought reading, influence, and psychological entertainment.

A: Three things. First, the credentials are independently verifiable, headlined by a Penn & Teller: Fool Us win that very few performers hold. Second, the material is built on genuine psychology, not gimmicks, which means it works as both entertainment and, when a client wants it, as a teaching keynote on perception and influence. Third, the professionalism around the performance. Keith works with your event team ahead of time to understand the room, the audience, and the goals of the night, adapts in real time when schedules shift, and delivers a sophisticated show with no awkward moments and no embarrassing volunteer situations. That combination is why corporate clients rebook him and refer him.

A: Three main formats, sometimes even combined within a single event. A stage show for large audiences, ideal for general sessions, galas, and after-dinner entertainment. Strolling close-up where Keith can perform mind reading and mentalism during cocktail hours, networking events, or receptions. This makes it easy to engage guests in smaller, spontaneous groups of guests, a few at a time. And keynote experiences, which blend live mentalism with practical insight on perception, influence, and decision-making that audiences can apply at work. Many clients book a stage show for the evening and a workshop or strolling set for another part of the same program.

A: Keith works with a limited number of corporate clients each year, and every engagement is quoted individually based on format, audience size, event location, and the level of customization involved. Rather than a fixed menu of prices, the right investment depends on what the event needs, and the booking team will put together a quote specific to your event. For pricing, contact booking@kongmentalist.com and the team will respond within one business day.

A: The most memorable corporate entertainment turns the audience from spectators into participants, and that is exactly what mentalism does. Rather than watching a band or a comedian perform at the room, guests become part of the experience as their own thoughts and choices drive what happens. It is one of the few entertainment options that is genuinely different every time, impossible to fully explain afterward, and equally suited to a general session, a cocktail reception, or an intimate VIP dinner. That combination of sophistication and interactivity is why mentalism has become a favorite for corporate planners who have already tried the usual options.

A: Keith's show is designed to be simple and stress-free from a technical standpoint. Most events require minimal AV support, while larger corporate events may need a wireless microphone, sound system, stage lighting, or projection. A complete technical rider is provided after booking so your venue or AV team has everything needed for a seamless performance.

A: Absolutely! Whether you want to highlight a product, reinforce a message, or tie into a conference theme, Keith can tailor elements of his show to align with your goals. Every performance is crafted to feel unique, sophisticated and customized to fit the tone of professional events.

A: Earlier is better, particularly for events during the spring and fall corporate conference seasons, when calendars fill quickly. Large annual meetings are often booked six to twelve months out, while smaller events can sometimes be arranged on shorter notice depending on availability. If you have a date in mind, the best first step is simply to check, since availability is the deciding factor.

Reach the booking team at booking@kongmentalist.com with your event date, location, and a little about the audience and format you have in mind. You will receive a response within one business day, along with the information needed to move forward. If you are still comparing options, the same address is the right place to ask questions and talk through what would work best for your event.