Eric Schimpf is an investment professional who previously served in the military and graduated from West Point. He advised Senator Bob Corker on nominations to military academies. Senator Bob Corker has represented Tennessee since 2006. He grew up in Chattanooga and owns a construction business. While running his businesses, he engaged in civic work including founding an affordable housing organization. He later served as Tennessee's Commissioner of Finance and Administration and mayor of Chattanooga before being elected to the US Senate.

1. Eric Schimpf: The Career of US Senator
Bob Corker

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Investment professional Eric Schimpf has held
executive positions for financial firms in Australia
and the United States.
To prepare for his career, he served in the military
and graduated from the United States Military
Academy at West Point.
Moreover, Eric Schimpf performed as an advisor to
United States Senator Bob Corker on nominations to
military academies.

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Since 2006, Bob Corker (R-TN) has aided the
citizens of Tennessee as a United States Senator.
Raised in Chattanooga, Corker attended the
University of Tennessee and earned a degree in
industrial management.
Continuing in this field, he served as a construction
superintendent before buying his own construction
firm, which would grow to accept assignments in
nearly 20 states.
Additionally, Senator Bob Corker expanded his
business portfolio by acquiring two real estate
companies.

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While running his businesses, Corker showed his dedication
to civic responsibility.
He founded Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise and
provided affordable housing for persons in need. Moving
into public service, he was named Tennessee Commissioner
of Finance and Administration, the state government's
highest appointed position in 1994.
Seven years later, the citizens of his hometown Chattanooga
elected him as mayor. After four years in office, Bob Corker
successfully ran for US Senate.
Today, he serves as the ranking member of the Foreign
Relations Committee and sits on the Banking, Housing, and
Urban Affairs Committee.