Frank Mottek
KABC 790AM
Frank Mottek is "The Voice of Business News in Los Angeles." He is currently the host of the business news program Mottek On Money at 5pm weekdays live on 790 KABC in Los Angeles and on demand podcast at www.KABC.com.
He previously served as business news anchor on the all-news CBS radio station in L.A. In 2021, he received the RTNA "Golden Mike Award" for Best Business and Consumer Reporting during the pandemic year.
In 2016, Frank also received the Distinguished Journalist Award from the Society of Professional Journalists LA Chapter. Frank is an award winning broadcaster with more than 30 years experience in radio and television news including KTLA Channel 5, CBS-2 and KCAL9 in Los Angeles. On national television he served as sub anchor for financial news pioneer Paul Kangas on "The Nightly Business Report" on PBS.
For many years he served as news anchor/ reporter on radio and television in Miami. His experience includes broadcasting the live descriptions of more than 20 space shuttle launches on the CBS Radio Network. He was an eyewitness to the 1986 Challenger disaster at the Kennedy Space Center. He was also part of WTVJ's Peabody Award winning TV coverage of Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
In Los Angeles, Frank served as anchor and reporter on major stories including the Northridge Earthquake, OJ Simpson trials, space shuttle landings, Hollywood awards shows, fire storms and floods. He extensively covered the financial crisis as it unfolded in 2008 and pandemic in 2020.
Frank has lead some of the highest profile business events for groups including the Milken Institute, Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation, L.A. Area Chamber of Commerce, Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, Association for Corporate Growth-LA, CSUDH South Bay Economic Forecast and China California Business Forum.
Frank created and taught the Newsradio JOUR 407 course at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism where he single handedly upheld radio instruction for ten years.
He has previously served as President of the Florida AP Broadcasters and currently serves on the board as Past-President of the L.A. Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Frank also serves on the executive board of the Concern Foundation for Cancer Research and on the board of directors of the Radio Television News Association of Southern California. He is also currently serving as Media, Events and Major Gifts Officer at the Union Rescue Mission in Los Angeles. He co-hosts The Way Home Radio Show and podcast on 790 KABC.
He previously served as business news anchor on the all-news CBS radio station in L.A. In 2021, he received the RTNA "Golden Mike Award" for Best Business and Consumer Reporting during the pandemic year.
In 2016, Frank also received the Distinguished Journalist Award from the Society of Professional Journalists LA Chapter. Frank is an award winning broadcaster with more than 30 years experience in radio and television news including KTLA Channel 5, CBS-2 and KCAL9 in Los Angeles. On national television he served as sub anchor for financial news pioneer Paul Kangas on "The Nightly Business Report" on PBS.
For many years he served as news anchor/ reporter on radio and television in Miami. His experience includes broadcasting the live descriptions of more than 20 space shuttle launches on the CBS Radio Network. He was an eyewitness to the 1986 Challenger disaster at the Kennedy Space Center. He was also part of WTVJ's Peabody Award winning TV coverage of Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
In Los Angeles, Frank served as anchor and reporter on major stories including the Northridge Earthquake, OJ Simpson trials, space shuttle landings, Hollywood awards shows, fire storms and floods. He extensively covered the financial crisis as it unfolded in 2008 and pandemic in 2020.
Frank has lead some of the highest profile business events for groups including the Milken Institute, Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation, L.A. Area Chamber of Commerce, Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, Association for Corporate Growth-LA, CSUDH South Bay Economic Forecast and China California Business Forum.
Frank created and taught the Newsradio JOUR 407 course at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism where he single handedly upheld radio instruction for ten years.
He has previously served as President of the Florida AP Broadcasters and currently serves on the board as Past-President of the L.A. Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Frank also serves on the executive board of the Concern Foundation for Cancer Research and on the board of directors of the Radio Television News Association of Southern California. He is also currently serving as Media, Events and Major Gifts Officer at the Union Rescue Mission in Los Angeles. He co-hosts The Way Home Radio Show and podcast on 790 KABC.