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Ann Brandau

Ann Brandau is a healthcare and nonprofit consultant, former three-term county commissioner, and Kansas Board of Regents appointee. As Principal Consultant at Prosperity Consulting, she advises healthcare and nonprofit organizations on operations, finance, and regulatory strategy.

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August 19, 2026

Ann Brandau wearing a floral dress in her car

Ann Brandau is pictured smiling while standing outdoors on a lively city street.

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Ann Brandau is pictured supporting mammogram awareness and encouraging attention to regular breast health screenings.

Ann Brandau is pictured taking part in a group cycling event, enjoying an active outdoor experience with other riders.

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Ann Brandau: Public service has been the spine of Ann Brandau's career. She served three terms as a Wyandotte County Commissioner, chairing the Economic Development Standing Committee and leading redevelopment and policy initiatives across the county, and she was twice appointed by the Governor of Kansas to the Kansas Board of Regents, serving the maximum two terms permitted by law. On the Board, she helped oversee Kansas' public higher education system, including the University of Kansas Health System and the University of Kansas Medical Center. That commitment to the public good showed up most visibly in her nonprofit work. As Executive Director of the Argentine Neighborhood Development Association, Brandau led the redevelopment of a 17-acre Superfund site that had been contaminated and abandoned for more than three decades, turning it into a working neighborhood market with Walmart and a coalition of public and private partners. She secured millions of dollars for parks, senior housing, libraries, sidewalks, and public safety, and pressed for attention to neighborhoods long overlooked, including residents facing chronic flooding.

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