Herman Cain is a Republican politician, business executive, and radio host known for running a campaign for the 2012 United States presidential nomination. Before he moved into politics, Cain graduated with a degree in mathematics from Morehouse College in 1967. Roughly a year after graduating, Cain moved to Indiana to pursue his Master’s at Purdue University, while working as a mathematician at the Department of the Navy. After working and earning his Master’s, Cain moved back to Atlanta, Georgia where he began to climb the corporate ladder with Coca-Cola. He enjoyed a successful career with Coke, but he soon moved to become the Vice President for Pillsbury, which soon led him to Pillsbury’s Burger King division. Then faced with another career opportunity, Cain and his family moved to become the President of Godfather’s Pizza, which was on the edge of bankruptcy when he joined. His success with the pizza chain led him to become the President and the CEO of the National Restaurant Association, which began his work with business leaders across America. From this experience, Cain
