Our Story
Kingdoms NextGen Talent was founded by TreVon Stoutermire, a former collegiate athlete who competed at the JUCO, NCAA Division I, and NCAA Division II levels.
After experiencing firsthand the challenges athletes face throughout the recruiting process, transfer portal, NIL opportunities, and career development, TreVon recognized the need for representation built on integrity, transparency, excellence, and faith.
TreVon's life was also deeply impacted by Christian Hip-Hop (CHH). After leaving Division I basketball and continuing his journey at Purdue University Northwest, he met and became close friends with Christian hip-hop artist Big Swerve. Through that friendship, he witnessed the power of faith-based music to transform lives, strengthen hearts, and draw people closer to Jesus Christ. He firmly believes that what we allow into our ears and hearts shapes who we become.
Kingdoms NextGen Talent was founded with a purpose that goes far beyond financial success. Our mission is to help athletes, artists, content creators, and entertainers steward their God-given talents, maximize their opportunities, and use their platforms to make a lasting impact for the Kingdom of God.
We are passionate about showing the next generation that following Jesus boldly is not something to hide—it's something to embrace. Every talent, every opportunity, and every platform is a gift from God and can be used to inspire, encourage, and change lives.
We believe that true success is not measured solely by contracts, followers, awards, or financial gain. True success is found in living for Christ, serving others, and using your gifts to glorify God in every area of life.
At Kingdoms NextGen Talent, we encourage our clients to pursue excellence in their craft while keeping Christ at the center of everything they do. Our goal is to help individuals not only reach their fullest potential professionally, but also grow spiritually and become leaders who positively impact the world around them.
"A gift opens the way and ushers the giver into the presence of the great." — Proverbs 18:16