Background
Drost, Robert Boyd was born on January 9, 1930 in Luverne, Minnesota, United States. Son of Frank and Sean (Meester) Drost.
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Robert Boyd Drost, American Management consultant. Recipient Presidential Certified for Service and Outstanding Achievement Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board, Outstanding Success award, United Way, Outstanding Service and Contribution award Black Economics Union, Albert Gallatin award United States Treasury Department, 1985.
Education
Student, Contra Costa College. Student, San Joaquin Delta College.
Career
Import specialist United States Customs Service, 1960-1970. Port director customs Port of Kansas City Missouri, 1970-1984. Assistant district director customs St. Louis Customs District, 1984-1985.
President Greater Kansas City Foreign Trade Zone, since 1985. Owner, operator International Consultant Services. Board directors National Association Foreign Trade Zones, Washington.
President Kansas City Fng. Trade Zone.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board, 1978-1980, Combined Federal Campaign United Way, 1978. Commission member Sister City communications of Kansas City;committee member Urban League. Sergeant United States Air Force, 1951-1955.
Member Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce (board directors, ex-officio board member), International Trade Club (president Kansas City chapter 1980, chairman World Trade Week 1979, board directors since 1986).
Connections
Married Jo J. Jansen, August 30, 1956. 1 child, Randy B.
Career
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1960 - 1970
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1970 - 1984
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1984 - 1985
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1985
Awards
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Recipient Presidential Certified for Service and Outstanding Achievement Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board, Outstanding Success award, United Way, Outstanding Service and Contribution award Black Economics Union, Albert Gallatin award United States Treasury Department, 1985.Recipient Presidential Certified for Service and Outstanding Achievement Greater Kansas City Federal Executive Board, Outstanding Success award, United Way, Outstanding Service and Contribution award Black Economics Union, Albert Gallatin award United States Treasury Department, 1985.