The IMA Group Names Work Comp and Managed Care Industry Executive Rob Snow Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing
Snow is charged with leading
"With his exceptional experience and proven track record, Rob comes to IMA with the ideal skill set to further accelerate our national expansion," said Dr.
Snow began his career with Concentra Managed Care and then moved on to
Beyond his family life and work experience, Rob is a leader in a nonprofit he and his wife founded in 2013 called Stand Up for Downs. Its mission is to enhance the lives of those with Down syndrome through humor. Rob recently created The Improvaneer Method, a ground-breaking program teaching improvisation to those with developmental disabilities to help build skills that will increase social, workplace, and lifetime opportunities.
Snow holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
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