CCMSI Executive and Leadership Team

G. Thomas, the President & Chief Executive Officer at CCMSI, directs the overarching strategy and executive leadership for the organization. This role involves setting the company's vision and ensuring alignment with its mission of providing expert third-party administration for self-insured workers' compensation and property/casualty programs. Thomas oversees the integration of all departmental functions to deliver seamless claims management services to clients. The executive's leadership ensures the company maintains its strong market position in Illinois and beyond. By focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence, G. Thomas drives the company's commitment to client satisfaction and financial stability, directly impacting the effectiveness of self-insured property and casualty claims management.

Rodney Golden, the Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President at CCMSI, directs the day-to-day operational execution of the company's third-party administration services. This involves optimizing processes for workers' compensation and property/casualty claims management, ensuring efficiency and client satisfaction. Golden oversees the operational teams responsible for claims handling, program management, and service delivery across all client accounts. The Chief Operating Officer's focus is on streamlining operations, enhancing service quality, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Rodney Golden's leadership directly supports the company's mission by driving operational excellence and ensuring the effective management of self-insured property and casualty claims, reinforcing CCMSI's reputation for reliable service.

Bill Spicer, the Chief Information Officer at CCMSI, architects and executes the company's comprehensive information technology strategy. This involves managing all aspects of the IT infrastructure, ensuring the security, reliability, and efficiency of systems that support third-party administration for workers' compensation and property/casualty self-insurance programs. Spicer's responsibilities include overseeing data management, system development, and the implementation of technological solutions that enhance claims processing and client services. The Chief Information Officer ensures that CCMSI leverages cutting-edge technology to maintain a competitive advantage in the insurance administration sector. Bill Spicer's focus on digital transformation directly supports the company's mission to provide superior claims management and operational support across all client programs.

Skip Brechtel, the Executive Vice President & Chief Technology Officer at CCMSI, spearheads technological innovation and development across the organization. This critical role involves defining the company's technology roadmap, ensuring that systems and platforms effectively support the administration of workers' compensation and property/casualty self-insurance programs. Brechtel oversees the engineering teams responsible for building and maintaining the core technology infrastructure that enables efficient claims management. The Chief Technology Officer's strategic vision guides the adoption of new technologies to enhance service delivery and operational efficiency. Skip Brechtel's leadership ensures CCMSI remains at the forefront of technological advancements in the third-party administration space, directly contributing to the company's ability to manage complex claims.