Board of Directors

Randall Bradley serves as the president and a member of the board of directors for Komolion Human Development Fund. Randall has a passion for helping underserved people. He has organized numerous trips to Kenya and taken student and volunteer groups to Asia, Europe, and North and South America. As a teacher, he has helped musicians use music as a catalyst for breaking barriers, sharing joy, and building cross-cultural bridges. His teams have offered humanitarian assistance wherever they go - teaching, painting, building, gardening, and assisting with necessities like food and clothing. He is the Ben H. Williams Professor of Music and Interim Dean of the Baylor University School of Music, where he has served on the faculty since 2000. As a church musician since 1978, he has served churches in Alabama, Texas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Randall was married to Brenda (deceased) for 36 years. Their young adult children are Hannah and Isaac.

Robin McAlister serves as the secretary of the Komolion Human Development Board of directors. Robin has been interested in international development since her first overseas study trips in college. She visited Kenya with Randall and Brenda Bradley for the first time in 2016 with her mother, Mary Kay Parrish, who was a colleague of Randall’s at Oklahoma Baptist University. In 2025, she returned to Kenya with Randall and the Komolion Fund and was able to introduce her husband and children to the country’s amazing scenery and people. She earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Oklahoma Baptist University and a master’s degree in public policy from Duke University, previously serving in a variety of roles in state government. Currently a marketing consultant for McAlister Construction, a real estate development firm founded by her husband in Oklahoma City, Robin also is mother and chauffeur to two active middle school-aged children.

Daniel Huizinga serves as the chief financial officer and a member of the board of directors for Komolion Human Development Fund. Daniel has been involved in missions and charitable work since high school, throughout the United States as well as Honduras and Belize. He first visited Kenya with the Baylor University Men’s Choir in 2013 and decided that he wanted to continue supporting the Kenyan entrepreneurs, missionaries, and organizations he met that were working together to make a difference. Since then, Daniel served as the president of the Baylor Men’s Choir and after graduating, continued to support the Komolion project as well as the Hope Education Hub School in Kibera, the largest urban slum in Africa. Outside of Komolion, Daniel works in strategy consulting and has his MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He lives in the Chicago area with his wife and three children.

Mason Everett serves as the Chief Information Officer and a member of the board of directors for Komolion Human Development Fund. Mason was first introduced to the Komolion charitable effort through his visit to Kenya with the Baylor University Men’s Choir in 2013, the summer after his freshman year at Baylor. Since that trip, Mason has continued to serve the people of Kenya and the Men’s Choir through monetary donations and service, including serving as the president of the Men’s Choir his senior year at Baylor. He is passionate about working alongside underserved communities to leverage technology in ways that serve their own vision for their future. Mason is a Principal Architect in Technology Solutions Consulting at Credera and lives with his wife, Amber, in New York City.

August Rothpletz serves as the chief marketing officer and a member of the board of directors for Komolion Human Development Fund. August discovered his love for the people of Kenya and his passion for sharing their stories on his first trip to Kenya in 2023, which was soon followed up by two more visits in 2025 and 2026. He believes that education is the best path towards empowerment and that cross-cultural interaction forms better global citizens, and he seeks for the Komolion Fund’s marketing efforts to be evidence of this. Before joining the Komolion Fund board, August discovered his knack for marketing through running the Baylor University Men’s Choir’s social media, which grew under his leadership by over 115,000 followers through videos totaling over 80 million views. August is also currently a software engineer at EControls in San Antonio, Texas.