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Jim is a past Chairman of the Corporate Finance Faculty, the largest trade body worldwide for corporate financiers with over 7,000 members; served as Alternate on the UK's Takeover Panel; and is a past President of Globalscope, the international family of M&A advisers with colleagues across the globe.
Broader Thinking, Higher Values. Our founder, Jim Keeling, set up Corbett Keeling 30 years ago to spearhead integrity in corporate finance. He wanted to guide clients the way his father and grandfather had done, with honesty and a sense of responsibility.
Rodger Stephan replaced Jim Keeling in 2016. At the beginning of 2020, Lee Shealy replaced the band's last constant member, Dean Daughtry, who retired in December 2019. [33]
After Paul's death, ARS continued to play shows with a lineup of Rodney Justo, Dean Daughtry, Steve Stone, Dave Anderson, Justin Senker and Jim Keeling. Keeling, who left ARS to spend more time with his family, was replaced in March 2016 by Justo's friend Rodger Stephan (who had also played drums with Marty Balin). Present day
Jan 5, 2024 · Jim Keeling, our Chairman and CEO, was delighted to discuss with Spear’s magazine why he believes 2024 could be a record year for mergers and acquisitions in the private market.
Jim Keeling of Huntsville, Alabama is best known as drummer with southern rock band Atlanta Rhythmic Section (ARS). Jim joined the band late 1999, after previous drummer R.J. Vealey collapsed and died of a heart attack at a concert festival in Orlando, Florida.
Jim founded Corbett Keeling in 1993. He has extensive knowledge of the private equity industry. He is a past Chairman of the Corporate Finance Faculty, the largest trade body worldwide for corporate financiers with over 6,000 members, and he served as alternate on the Takeover Panel.
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