Bob Freeman

Bob Freeman (born July 3, 1975) is a Democratic member of the Tennessee House of Representatives representing the 56th District, a part of Davidson County.

Personal history Bob Freeman was born on July 3, 1975, as the oldest of three children to Bill Freeman. His father, a 2015 candidate for Nashville mayor, was a real estate executive, Tennessee Democratic donor, and the CEO and co-founder of Freeman Webb Co. Freeman earned his B.S. from Middle Tennessee State University, and graduated from Lipscomb University with an M.S. before pursuing a career in real estate. During his campaign, Freeman cited education, traffic congestion, infrastructure, and the opioid crises as the state's primary concerns, and stressed the necessity of bipartisanship in his public appearances. In addition to his political functions, Freeman is also involved in the following community organizations:

TN Environmental Council, a private environmental conservation advocacy and umbrella organization, board member; Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, board member; U.S. Green Building Council's Market Leadership Advisory Boards, a private, non-profit sustainable construction activist organization, board member; Nashville Homeless Commission, member; Tennessee Wildlife Federation, a non-profit wildlife conservation agency that also monitors and recommends conservation policies, former board member.