IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education

About the IMSA Fund

The IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting IMSA’s mission of inspiring and empowering the next generation of leaders and innovators. By giving to the IMSA Fund, you become part of a transformative vision—one that advances education and unlocks boundless potential in students who will shape the future. Gifts can be directed toward specific programs or left unrestricted to address IMSA’s most urgent needs. Each gift is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law (Tax ID #36-3422778). We invite you to join us as a forward-thinking partner, investing in a legacy of innovation, hope, and possibility for Illinois and beyond.

Impact IMSA

Impact IMSA is a donor newsletter dedicated to celebrating the inspiring individuals, families, and organizations who believe in the transformative power of IMSA. In each edition, we spotlight the stories of generous supporters who are making a difference, sharing why they chose to invest in IMSA and how their contributions are empowering students to thrive as future leaders, thinkers, and changemakers. Through these heartfelt stories, Impact IMSA not only honors our valued donors but also highlights the profound impact they have on advancing IMSA’s mission to inspire and nurture the next generation. Join us in recognizing the vision, generosity, and passion that are fueling our path forward.

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Officers & Committee Chairs

  • President – Jacob Plummer ’96, Chair, Executive, Datavant
  • Vice-President – Kimberly Simon, Vice-President Strategy, Mobility and Convenience, BP
  • Treasurer & Finance Chair – Matt Maddox ’89, Air Products Equipment Company
  • Secretary & Governance Chair – Kevin B. Brookins, Retired Executive, ComEd

Board of Directors

  • Hector Correa, SmartStrikes
  • Richard R. Tung ’93, Wells Fargo
  • Sam Yagan ’95, CEO, Corazon Capital
  • Sharon Zeng ’08, Facebook