Jim Corman has been a serial entrepreneur for 40 years, starting four companies in the telecommunications industry that grew to over 2,000 employees and 2.1 million customers before being sold to larger companies. Currently, he co-founded and manages the Angel Investor Management Group, a network of 220 angel investors across six Alabama chapters. He also teaches entrepreneurship at Auburn University and previously served as an elder in the Presbyterian church with his wife, creating a foundation that issued grants until 2013.

1. Jim Corman Bio
Jim Corman has been a serial entrepreneur for 40 years. During that time, four of his companies grew to
the point that they were sold to larger, publicly traded companies. Those companies were all involved in
various aspects of the telecommunications industry with the largest of company growing to almost 2000
employees and 2.1 million customers before it was sold.
Currently, Mr. Corman serves as a co-founder and managing partner of the Angel Investor Management
Group (AIM Group) headquartered in Auburn, AL. AIM Group is an angel investor network has 220 in six
chapters. Those chapters are located in Birmingham, Huntsville, Auburn, Montgomery, Mobile and
Dothan. In addition to responsibilities within AIM Group, Mr. Corman also teaches Entrepreneurship in
the Auburn University College of Business.
For the first 53 years of his life, Atmore, Alabama was home. For the last 9 years, he and his wife Jane
have lived in Auburn, Alabama. They have three adult children and one grandson.
Mr. Corman has served as a Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church for 27 years and along with his wife
Jane, created the Corman Foundation. From 1993 until 2013, the Corman Foundation issued grants to
various Christian ministries and charities.
Mr. Corman earned an undergraduate degree in Finance from Auburn University and an MBA from the
University of Texas.