“Reaching the Silent Majority”

Bob Tryanski’s unique insights into the challenges confronted by today’s student leaders make him the ideal keynote speaker for student conferences, leadership workshops, and organizational retreats. Bob’s experience as a student leader in middle school, high school, and college allow him to relate directly to student leaders’ concerns and to address those concerns with concrete ideas designed to build stronger, more effective, more inclusive organizations.

Bob draws specifically on his experience as student council president at North Penn Junior High School and North Penn High School, vice president of student government at Syracuse University, undergraduate representative to the Board of Trustees, and member of the University 100 to encourage student leaders to move beyond the challenge of getting elected, and elect instead to challenge themselves and their peers to increase student involvement, to develop a positive atmosphere, and to create inclusive activities and programs designed to reach the “Silent Majority”.

In addition to conference keynotes, Bob offers student organizations a variety of breakout sessions and workshops that show student leaders how to implement the ideas he introduces in his large-group presentations.

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