IMSA Fund Board President & Secretary Retiring from Board Service | Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy

IMSA Fund Board President & Secretary Retiring from Board Service

The IMSA Fund is grateful for the leadership, vision, and service of our outgoing President, Jacob Plummer (’96) and Kevin Brookins, Secretary and Governance Chair, both retiring from the Board of Directors at the end of this month.

Kevin Brookins has served the IMSA Fund Board since 2016, currently holding the role of Governance Chair. Mr. Brookins is a retired ComEd executive having served ComEd in a number of key positions, including Senior Vice President of Strategy and Administration, Operational Strategy and Business Intelligence just to name a few. His accomplishments include achieving best customer satisfaction on record, best average outage duration on record, and constructing a $43 million state of the art training center. Mr. Brookins was selected to the Chicago Defender’s 2016 Men of Excellence and Chicago United’s 2011 Business Leaders of Color. In 2008 and 2010, he was selected by the editors of U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine as among the 100 Most Important Blacks in Technology. In 2008, Brookins was selected by the editors of DiversityMBA magazine as among the Top 100 Executives under 50. He also was recognized by Who’s Who in Black Chicago in 2006, 2007, and 2010.
Jacob Plummer ’96 has served the IMSA Fund Board since 2013, currently holding the role of President. Mr. Plummer recently joined Ada Health after five years leading client success teams at Datavant, where he played a critical role in helping global life sciences companies and U.S. health plans unlock insights from connected health data. Prior to Datavant, Jacob served as the CEO at HealthDataLink until its acquisition, and at Allscripts, where he led health system sales across the U.S. and the Middle East. In his new role, Jacob is expanding Ada’s smart patient routing solutions, which use artificial intelligence to improve care delivery for some of the world’s largest health systems.
Thank you both for your dedication to IMSA and the faculty, students, and other curious minds we serve. You will be missed!