Randall-Reilly CEO and Leadership

Matt Reilly is a Board Member at Emory University, CEO:Leadership & Talent Consulting at KORN FERRY, and Chief Executive Officer at Randall-Reilly. He has experience at General Electric (GE) and has worked as Head:Mgmt Consulting Bus at Accenture; Chief Executive Officer at George Group Consulting, L.P.; and Strategy Consultant at Kearney. Matt studied at Emory University and University of Arizona.

Kim Fieldbinder joined SourceMed as a senior accountant in August of 2001 and is currently the Company's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial and Administrative Officer. Recently, Kim was named to the Birmingham Business Journal’s prestigious Top 40 Under 40 list for her impressive contributions to the area’s business industry and her work with SourceMed. During her time with the company, Kim has not only paved the way for female leaders as the first woman to be made a SourceMed executive, but has also helped create a leadership training and mentoring program to provide guidance and advisement to up-and-coming employees and the company’s first corporate giving program, Source Cares, which focuses on bringing hope to pediatric cancer patients. Prior to joining SourceMed, Kim was a senior accountant at Ernst & Young, LLP where she assisted in the financial audits of public companies. Kim is a certified public accountant and holds a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Alabama at Birmingham as well as a Master's degree in accounting from the University of Alabama. Kim has been in the Birmingham market for over 18 years. She engages projects with intensity and a commitment to excellence. Kim is a team builder, facilitator, and problem- solver who propels companies forward. She resides in Birmingham with her husband and their son and spends her free time serving on the boards of many local charities.

Brent Reilly is a Director:Sales at Randall-Reilly and President/CEO at Randall-Reilly. He has worked as Executive Vice President at Randall-Reilly. Brent attended University of Alabama between 2000 and 2002 and Auburn University between 1996 and 2000.