Key Howard began his impressive career in the entertainment industry as a child, playing piano and singing for the USO.  As a young man, his musical talents took him to Los Angeles and Las Vegas where he worked with Bob Hope, Dinah Shore, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and Ernie Kovaks (as one of the original Nairobi Trio!).  For many years he traveled with Don Rickles as the comedian's musical director and road manager.

Key came to Florida in 1987 to form the Convention and Meeting Division of T. Skorman Productions and has remained an active participant in the industry, serving on the boards of FMPTA, SAG and AFTRA.  He is a charter member of Variety Club, and served as executive director of the Orlando Civic Theatre.

On the business side of show business, Key has served as director of entertainment for a major hotel chain, a personal manager and motion picture producer. 

A working actor, Key has appeared in many national commercials, television shows and motion pictures. He received the Florida Motion Picture and Television Association's Crystal Reel Award for best actor for three years running and has a starring role in the film, "Free Headshot," which recently won first prize in the Daytona Beach International Film Festival.