Dr. Bobby Olszewski is the author of Grand Slam Leadership:Using Baseball Principles and Strategies to Win in Business and Life,a book endorsed by National Baseball Hall of Fame member Barry Larkin and Major League Baseball All-Stars and World Series Champions Johnny Damon and AJ Pierzynski,that turns timeless lessons from America’s pastime into practical leadership strategies for success in business and life that is available on Amazon in hardback,paperback,and Kindle formats. [2] Grand Slam Leadership was featured nationally in Florida Politics [3] and Insider Weekly [4]
After Eric Eisnaugle was appointed by Governor Rick Scott to serve as a judge on Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeal,Olszewski won the Republican primary in the special election.[31] In the general election,he won with 56 percent of the vote.[32] Rep. Bobby Olszewski sent a letter [33] to Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby lobbying the Big 12 Conference to add the University of Central Florida (UCF) [34] and the University of South Florida (USF).[35] Media throughout the Orlando and Tampa Bay markets supported Olszewski's efforts advocating for the UCF Knights and USF Bulls.[36] Representative Olszewski passed HB 487 in the Florida House,which was included in a larger committee bill passing in the Florida Senate,allowing child sex-trafficking survivors to receive specialized care at hospitals and residential treatment centers throughout the state.[37] Rep. Olszewski additionally passed two bills in the Florida House to allow lost or abandoned personal property at theme parks or entertainment complexes to be donated directly to a charity or nonprofit [38] and a bill that would require pet owners to do all they can to shelter their animal companions in the event of a hurricane or declared emergency.[39] Representative Olszewski was presented awards for his legislative achievements from organizations including the Florida Chamber of Commerce,[40] the Florida League of Cities,[41] and the Florida Alliance for Consumer Protection,[42] the latter earning him praise from the Orlando Sentinel.[43] Olszewski ran for reelection to the House,being challenged by former state senator Geraldine Thompson. Thompson went on to defeat Olszewski in the general election by 1%.[44]
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