Scott Sjoberg is a Leawood, Kansas-based executive who has owned the home care and assistance agency Right at Home since 2010 and is a partner at Adastra Metro Golf. Beyond his professional pursuits, Scott Sjoberg is a fan of the National Football League’s (NFL) Denver Broncos.
The Broncos added 10 players to its roster in the 2020 NFL Draft held virtually this past April. While many analysts believed the team would have to move up in the draft to pick a highly touted wide receiver, the draft board played out in Denver’s favor as it picked the University of Alabama…
Scott Sjoberg And his wife Kami are the owners and operators of Right at Home, which is the fastest-growing home care agency in Kansas City. Although Scott is a fan of the National Football League’s (NFL) Denver Broncos, Scott Sjoberg was happy to see the Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl LIV.
It took the Chiefs 50 years to win its second-ever Super Bowl, but the team accomplished the feat at Super Bowl LIV by defeating the San Francisco 49ers 31–20 in dramatic come-from-behind fashion. Kansas City trailed 20–10 with 6:13 left in the game, at which point quarterback Patrick…
Leawood, Kansas resident Scott Sjoberg has extensive experience as a senior administrator and serves as a partner with Right at Home, an established home care and assistance agency dedicated to bettering the lives of individuals and families. Active in the surrounding business community, Scott Sjoberg is a member of Kansas City Media Mix.
A nonprofit organization, Kansas City Media Mix exists to serve professionals working within the advertising industry by facilitating a range of networking and leadership opportunities. Kansas City Media Mix offers corporate and individual memberships that provide numerous benefits.
Members of Kansas City Media Mix receive discounts on…
A graduate of the University of Kansa with a bachelor of science in journalism, Scott Sjoberg owns and operates several golf-related businesses in Overland Park, Kansas. Outside of work, Scott Sjoberg is an active member of the community who enjoys spending time with his family and attending services at the Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas.
The Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas invites people of all ages and backgrounds to join in worship and cultivate community. The church offers several in-person and online groups for adults, including the Pet Ministry. …
An accomplished Kansas City sales professional, Scott Sjoberg has served as the general sales manager at CBS affiliate KCTV since 2015. Since his wife Kami was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1999, Scott Sjoberg has been a passionate advocate for MS research, supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society by biking in Bike MS events with his team, The Feisty Devils.
The largest cycling fundraising series in the world, Bike MS attracts more than 75,000 riders a year in support of life-saving MS research. The series features numerous local rides ranging from distances of 15 to 150 miles, with each route…
The recipient of a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, Scott Sjoberg is a former TV advertising sales executive who has served as a partner with Overland Park, Kansas-based Right at Home since 2010. Supplementing his role with the home care agency, Scott Sjoberg regularly donates to the Alzheimer’s Association.
Thanks in part to advocacy efforts from the Alzheimer’s Association as well as the Alzheimer’s Impact Movement (AIM) and numerous supportive senators and members of congress, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) received a $425 million funding increase for dementia and Alzheimer’s research in the 2019 budget…
Possessing a bachelor of science in journalism from the University of Kansas, Scott Sjoberg is an Overland Park business leader who serves as a partner at Right at Home, Adastra Metro Golf, and KCMetroGolf.com. Beyond his professional pursuits, Scott Sjoberg is a passionate fan of the National Football League’s Denver Broncos.
The Broncos have won only two of its first six games to begin the season, but there have been a few bright spots, one of which is 2018 first-round pick, Bradley Chubb. A defensive end selected fifth overall out of North Carolina State, Chubb registered 12 tackles and 1.5…
The recipient of a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, Scott Sjoberg is a former broadcast news account executive who has served as owner of the Overland Park, Kansas, company Right at Home since 2010. In addition to his professional pursuits, Scott Sjoberg is a passionate fan of Major League Baseball’s (MLB) Kansas City Royals.
Clay Buchholz is a two-time MLB All-Star with an impressive pedigree, but he missed most of the 2017 season with an arm injury and allowed a disastrous 16 hits in seven and one-third innings with the Philadelphia Phillies. The 33-year-old left-handed pitcher…
A former sales manager for multiple TV stations throughout Kansas, Scott Sjoberg is a franchise owner of Right at Home, which is one of the fastest-growing home care agencies in the state. When he isn’t working, Scott Sjoberg enjoys spending time at the Church of Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas.
The Church of Resurrection’s Leawood campus recently received a drastic overhaul with the construction of a new missions space, sanctuary, parking lots, and prayer walk through contributions to the 10,000 Reasons campaign, but there is still work to be done. …
A Kansas City entrepreneur, Scott Sjoberg owns and operates Right at Home, a senior home care agency, and KCMetroGolf.com and Adastra Metro Golf, two golf course marketing firms. In addition to running his businesses, Scott Sjoberg is a supporter of numerous charitable organizations, including Bike MS.
Established to raise money for research and treatment, Bike MS is part of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and collects the most donations of any cycling fundraiser — more than $1 billion to date. The event series strives for three goals:
- A top-ranking private funder of MS research, Bike MS has been responsible…
Scott Sjoberg
Scott Sjoberg became the owner and operator of Right at Home in 2010, when he personally witnessed the impact of his wife’s MS diagnosis.
