Axiom Strategies: Jeff Roe

Jeffrey B. Roe is the Founder and CEO of Axiom Strategies. Jeff is widely known for his cutting edge consulting techniques and campaign strategies.

Over the course of 15 years, Jeff has worked as a political consultant for 150 campaigns, ranging from City Council to U.S. Congress and President.

Jeff began his career working with then State Representative and now-Congressman Sam Graves and running his eight election and re-election campaigns including his most recent nationally acclaimed 22 point victory over the vaunted former mayor of Kansas City and top DCCC recruit Kay Barnes.

Jeff has exhaustive experience developing, positioning and implementing innovative campaign plans, establishing efficient earned media programs, developing new phone persuasion and get-out-the-vote tactics, and creating unique strategies to motivate swing voters with micro-targeting techniques. Jeff is well-versed in grassroots electioneering, media consulting, strategy development and implementation, direct mail coordination and voter mood and trend analysis.

Jeff founded Axiom Strategies in 2005 in order to provide a wider range of consulting services for candidate and issue campaigns.
In 2003, Kansas City’s Business Magazine, Ingram’s, named Jeff a member of the elite 40 Under Forty group. Jeff is a frequent guest lecturer at William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri, and for The Washington Campus, a consortium of business schools from top universities across the nation. Jeff also participates as a panelist for numerous business and political forums hosted by numerous organizations including the Committee for Economic Development, based in Washington, DC. Jeff is a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University.

Prior to entering politics, Jeff was an Eagle Scout and then entered the Army at the age of 16. He served in Korea on a KPUP program, and upon returning to the US he graduated from Northwest Missouri State University. Jeff and his wife, Melissa, live in Kansas City, MO and attend Northland Cathedral Church.