Bob Grand harnesses many decades of government relations experience to navigate complex political landscapes for his clients. He represents public and private entities before state and federal agencies and Congress, leveraging his deep understanding of governmental processes that can result in favorable outcomes. Bob's approach to advocacy combines active listening with strategic problem-solving – all with a focus on ensuring client interests are effectively championed.
By identifying broader opportunities and potential impacts, Bob helps clients maximize their influence and achieve their goals within the exacting world of government relations. His ability to see beyond immediate challenges allows for the development of comprehensive, long-term strategies that align with client objectives.
Throughout his career, Bob has been deeply involved in high-level political operations. His roles have included serving as administrative assistant to Indiana's lieutenant governor and governor, as well as holding key positions in national political campaigns. These experiences have honed his political acumen and expanded his network of influential contacts.
Credentials
Education
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, J.D., 1982
- Wabash College, B.A., 1978
Bar Admissions
- Indiana