Corbin M. “Corb” Sarchet is a veteran of the Orlando real estate market and holds the prestigious GRI designation from the National Board of REALTORS. He has served as a director and officer of the Greater Orlando Board of REALTORS, receiving both of its highest awards, REALTOR of the Year, for overall contributions to the real estate profession, and the Wilbur Strickland Award for his service and accomplishments to commercial real estate in the Orlando area. He has also served as a director for several terms as a member of the Mid Florida Regional Multiple Listing Service board of directors and is a certified MLS systems instructor.

Prior to becoming a real estate profession, Corb was the first director of the Orlando Downtown Development Board, giving leadership to the development of its first master development plan, the foundation for today’s impressive new downtown skyline and energy. A retired Infantry Colonel, he is a Korean War veteran. He holds a BA degree in Math, English and History, and did his graduate work in journalism. Corb spent 19 years in the newspaper business as an editor, writer, and photographer on metro dailies, small dailes and weekly newspapers, and is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalists society.

In his civic life, Corb is a 45-year veteran Boy Scout leader, serving in many positions including President of the Central Florida Council and long-time Scoutmaster of Troop 48, at Park Lake Presbyterian Church, where he also serves as an Elder. He currently is an officer of two national non-profit organizations, the National Association of Presbyterian Scouters, and the Miss America’s Outstanding Teen program.