Biography

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Bob Shands

Education:
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, University of Missouri at Kansas City, 1972

Boards Served:

Urban Scholastic Center, Kansas City, KS  2007 – 2010
Olathe Public Library Foundation, Olathe, KS
Kansas Advisory Committee to the United States Civil Rights Commission 2008 – 2010
Olathe Human Relations Commission

Licenses Held:

Kansas Real Estate Broker
Missouri Real Estate Broker
Florida Real Estate Broker
Georgia Real Estate Broker
Series 7 General Securities License
Series 65 Registered Investment Advisor
Series 3 National Commodities Futures License

Author: In My Father’s House: Lessons Learned in the Home of a Civil Rights Pioneer 

 

Bob Shands is a community engager and fierce debater who brings depth to the discussion table. He possesses the ability to reduce complex concepts to explainable terms in a non-combative, compassionate manner.

His profound insights are led by his own experience and his personal walk with the Lord. His exceptional ability to simplify difficult worldly concepts into understandable terms sets him apart as a competent debator and fierce defender of the truth.

With charisma and care, Bob effortlessly draws people into his discourse. Bob’s eloquence and articulation allow him to address complex ideas with clarity and precision. He distills biased discussion into honest, everyday language allows him to connect with people from all walks of life.

Furthermore, Bob is a master at defusing tension. His calm demeanor and compassionate approach establishes an environment for respectful dialogue without hostility or judgment.

He resides in Olathe, KS, and is available for speaking engagements for community engagements that are best aligned with his values. Bob can be reached at info@bobshands.com. 

Recent Projects

🎙Conservatives v. Racism Podcast - YouTube

Podcast Interviews

4 Videos

📚 Documents and References

In My Father's House by Bob Shands
In My Father's House: Lessons Learned in the Home of a Civil Rights Pioneer
Promotion Flyer for the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Symposium on February 13, 2009
Letter of gratitude for speaking to the BCRI