Scott Sherman

Personal Biography

Upon leaving George Walton Comprehensive High School in Cobb County, Georgia Jeffrey “Scott” Sherman visited only one college Berry College in Rome, Ga. before enrolling.  He was offered a Forensics Scholarship from his twice winning the Cobb County Extemporaneous Speaking Competition.  Although he had only one appearance at the State level placing 4^th he was able to succeed in his 1^st and only semester on the Berry College Forensics Team.

After being pulled off the team for failing grades, Jeffrey “Scott” Sherman continued to fight to get better grades and started an off campus internship program at South 107.1 in Rome, Ga.  The internship eventually turned into multiple weekend shifts board operating for satellite shows like the “Crook and Chase Country Countdown” and CD shows such as “New Music Nashville”.  After doing this for almost 6 months he was moved to overnights as the board operator.  He worked that shift until he was released from his employ after the station made a directional change bringing in a new program director.

It was during this time that Jeffrey “Scott” Sherman and a group of six friends started a small business incubator in Rome, Ga. called Spectrazign, Inc.  The business operated for close to 4 years before finally closing its doors due to the changes in the economy in 2002.  It was during this time that Jeffrey “Scott” Sherman started consulting small businesses.  He did so in many industries from the mortgage industry to the auto body industry and financial services firms.  With these 4 years under his belt he decided to start another consulting firm while working with a Fortune 500 Company Coca-Cola as a contracted employee and also Enterprise Rent-A-Car.  During these 2 years he continued to work extensively with small businesses on growth and profitability.

At this point it was time to put together another run at the big time, this time again with another group of friends.  The name of this company is Clutch Communication.  This company in the consulting and marketing area lasted for 2 ½ years with a branch called Clutch Enterprises.  While Clutch Communication and the online broadcasting still exist in a dormant state while funding is reworked, Clutch Enterprises closed its doors out of choice when Jeffrey “Scott” Sherman was hired to run a small firm starting in Kennesaw, Ga. in 2006 called KIS Business, Inc.