People Moves: IMA Group Adds High and Marentette; Kinsman Joins EagleView
High Named EVP of Evaluation Services; Marentette VP of Payer Services
The IMA Group, a national provider of outsourced healthcare evaluation and clinical research site services headquartered in Tarrytown, New York, named Matt High as executive vice president of evaluation services operations and Elijah Marentette as vice president of payer services.
High, a seasoned healthcare and workers’ compensation executive, brings over two decades of industry expertise. He most recently served as senior vice president of operations at One Call. He has also held leadership positions within the Aetna/Coventry Workers’ Compensation organization. In this newly created position, High is responsible for overseeing IMA’s government services and occupational health, workers’ compensation and employer solutions divisions.
Before joining IMA, Marentette was the chief operating officer of Impact Health. He has also held senior executive positions leading products and divisions at Coventry, myMatrixx and Concentra. He will directly oversee IMA’s national IME platform and rapidly growing case management team and have strategic responsibility for innovating and continuously improving end-to-end operations, employee engagement and customer experiences within the payer division.
Kinsman Joins EagleView as VP of Enterprise Growth
Geospatial technology and analytics firm EagleView, headquartered in Rochester, New York, hired Jenna Kinsman as vice president of enterprise growth for its insurance business.
Kinsman most recently worked at Hosta.ai, where she served as chief revenue officer. She began her career as a property claims adjuster at Farmers Insurance in 2011, then moved into product manager and project manager roles. She also served as national enterprise account leader at Enservio, senior sales executive, and one of the founding members of the insurance team at HOVER Inc., as well as vice president of sales at Westhill.
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