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Cain a man I've personally had about an hour conversation with in 2004

Very interesting, I like Cain also but he needs some good advice. Are you still able to contact him?

No. It was a random encounter at Lake Charles Terminal Radar Approach Control.
Herman Cain flew into the airport in a radial engine Bi-Wing aircraft, and he parked it between the control tower and the general aviation operations building.
He asked for a tour of the tower and radar facility before he shut the engine down, so we (FAA) authorized it and opened up the break-room door about 50 feet from where he was parked.
He used our facilities to change clothes, get a rental car, and while he waited for it to arrive, he toured the radar room and the control tower.
He asked many good questions about our operation and we talked about many things.
He spoke of being diagnosed with cancer and how his family really helped him, as he prepared to fight it.
He talked of prayer and how that had given him strength and motivation.
He was with us for about 30 minutes before he left in the rental car to do a surprise inspection of Burger King.
He returned about 3 hours later, spent another thirty minutes with us while the aircraft was being prepped.
There was only about 5 of us on duty during his visit, and we all had ample opportunity to talk about whatever we wished.
He really is a pleasant and bold man, very easy to talk to.
He's a highly skilled private pilot, also.

"I like Cain also but he needs some good advice."

I have NO DOUBT that Herman Cain is comfortable and skilled at choosing executive officers and delegating responsibility,
as well as controlling board meetings, and taking advise since he's overseen the turnaround of several corporations.

He has a pretty impressive resume

But there is more to Cain than just pizza. He has also been a:

Rocket scientist (he developed fire control systems for the U.S. Navy)
Computer scientist (he has a master's degree from Purdue University)
Senior Vice President of Systems for Pillsbury (he oversaw construction of the company's World Headquarters in Minneapolis)
Regional Vice President of Burger King (he turned Philadelphia's 450 restaurant from the least profitable to the most profitable in the country)
Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Board
President of the National Restaurant Association
CEO of RetailDNA, a retail marketing startup
Motivational speaker and author through his leadership consulting company, T.H.E., Inc, or The Hermanator Experience