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Int'l Business Times
28-07-2025
- Health
- Int'l Business Times
Attain, Inc. Joins Forces with Inperium, Inc., Strengthening Its Mission-Driven Growth & Community-Based Care in Florida
After nearly 40 years of supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Central Florida, Attain, Inc. is entering a new era. By joining forces with Inperium, Inc.'s network, Attain is not only preserving the work it's been doing, but also positioning itself to grow with its community for decades to come. Founded in 1988, Attain serves individuals, providing community-based group homes, a childhood development center program, and integrated adult training services. But even those familiar categories, says Dr. Craig A. Cook, Executive Director of Attain, are evolving. He further shares, "We've grown as the community's needs have grown. We serve individuals with more complex challenges, people whose support needs often exceed what their families can provide, despite their love and willingness. Our job is to step in when those families are in crisis and build a path forward." What Attain offers goes beyond what traditional group homes or day programs might imply. Its model centers on supported community living, underpinned by Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Residents receive personalized care, Behavior Analysis services, healthcare coordination, and social integration services, all within homes embedded in local neighborhoods. As Dr. Cook says, "What we provide is a real home in the community, with comprehensive care that fosters independence, social connection, and dignity among these individuals." Often, traditional healthcare providers' involvement begins at a moment of crisis. Referrals come from hospitals, first responders, or social service agencies when individuals need more support than existing systems can offer. That is why, rather than fragmented services, medical care in one place, housing in another, counseling elsewhere, Attain delivers integrated, person-centered care under one umbrella. "That integration is where stability begins for these individuals," Dr. Cook explains. "Yes, health and safety come first, but joy, normalcy, and community inclusion follow close behind. This is how we aim to maximize their potential and make them a valued member of their community." In 2024, faced with rising inflation, fluctuating regulations, and other mounting pressures, Attain began searching for solutions to sustain its mission without compromising its autonomy. According to Dr. Cook, many of the offers they received promised stability, but at the expense of identity. "We've spent 37 years building trusted community relationships. We couldn't accept a future that sacrificed our local governance or diluted our mission," Dr. Cook says. That's when Attain discovered Inperium, a national nonprofit human services network organization that supports mission-driven organizations with operational, administrative, and financial infrastructure without imposing uniformity. "As nonprofit leaders, we often bear the dual burden of visionary leadership and operational reality. The Inperium model offered relief from that tension," says Dr. Cook. Under the Inperium model, Attain retains its own board, branding, and decision-making power, while gaining access to strategic guidance from a growing national network. Dr. Cook affirms, "They brought us tools, expertise, and a peer network that has strengthened our ability to deliver on our mission." For Inperium, the affiliation with Attain marks a significant first: its entry into the state of Florida. Ryan Dewey Smith, Founding Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium, confirms, "With Dr. Cook and Attain, we found the right partner that is mission-aligned, community-rooted, and is ready to scale further." He further notes that entering Florida gives Inperium a platform to introduce its unique model of collaboration to other organizations throughout the state, especially at a time when nonprofits are reevaluating their changing landscape. "You can't let your vision slip in pursuit of financial survival. And you can't ignore financial realities just to preserve a mission; both matter. That's what we aim to balance through our model," explains Smith. With Inperium's support, Attain is poised for strategic, sustainable growth, but that growth, Dr. Cook emphasizes, will always be guided by the needs of the community. "We've always been good listeners," he says. "Whether it's a hospital, a parent, or an agency telling us where the gaps are, we want to meet that need in a tangible, meaningful way. Now, with Inperium, we have a platform to do that more effectively and at a broader level." Attain's future plans include deeper collaboration with Florida's statewide provider associations, further integration of community-based care strategies, and continued investments in staff development and infrastructure, all while remaining deeply embedded in the Central Florida communities it serves.
Associated Press
26-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Inperium Announces its Anticipated Growth Trajectory to Reach One Billion USD
06/25/2025, Reading, Pennsylvania // PRODIGY: Feature Story // Inperium, Inc. , the national nonprofit holding company dedicated to empowering mission-driven organizations, is excited to announce its projected path toward $1 billion. Looking at the current growth trajectory, the company expects to reach $808 million for the fiscal year 2026. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the company was 34.9% for the year 2025. Furthermore, the two recent affiliates, RHD and CFS Corp , and an increase in net assets at a CAGR of 58.3% show clear signals of both momentum and scale. Ryan Dewey Smith, Founding Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium, emphasized that recent industry commentary may underestimate the size, scope, and velocity of the organization's growth. 'There may be some assumptions in the market that don't fully reflect where we are today,' he stated. 'But the numbers speak for themselves. We're not just growing, we're scaling sustainably and with purpose.' Founded in 2016, Inperium has established itself as a game-changer in the health and human services space. It offers a unique partnership model that allows affiliated organizations to grow on their terms, retaining their identity, mission, and operational control, while benefiting from Inperium's shared infrastructure, tax-exempt financing, and strategic support. 'We had a very successful tax-exempt bond offering of over $175 million that was oversubscribed and closed in December 2024,' Smith confirmed. 'This provides us with the capital to pursue our goal.' This tax-exempt debt to institutional investors significantly strengthened the company's capital position and validated its scalable financial model. This strategic move not only reflects investor confidence in Inperium's direction but also empowers the organization to expand its national footprint across sectors. With affiliates across 20 states, Inperium supports organizations that provide services for developmental disabilities, autism, mental health, substance use disorders, telehealth, education, and youth and family services. It operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that connects mission-driven organizations, may it be for-profit or nonprofit, into a resource-rich partner network. Affiliates benefit from shared administrative services, reduced overhead costs, access to institutional capital, and peer collaboration, all without compromising their mission. Unlike traditional mergers and acquisitions, Inperium's model enables its partners to retain their corporate identity as well as board members. It also lowers business costs as well as access to bulk purchasing power and lets the affiliate organization expand organically through strategic partnerships and shared resources. Smith emphasized that collaboration is the core engine driving Inperium's exponential growth. 'We're well-capitalized, well-resourced, and more deliberative than ever before,' he said. 'For those thinking about their organization's near-term viability or long-term sustainability, and want a larger, supportive nonprofit behind them, we're here to work in tandem with their projected vision.' Media Contact Name: Jennifer Gassen Email: [email protected] Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or other professional advice. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of any affiliated organizations. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult with a qualified financial advisor. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information herein, no guarantee is given that the information is complete, accurate, or up-to-date. The author and publisher accept no liability for any loss or damage resulting from reliance on the content of this article. Source published by Submit Press Release >> Inperium Announces its Anticipated Growth Trajectory to Reach One Billion USD
Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Inperium Announces its Anticipated Growth Trajectory to Reach One Billion USD
Nonprofit organization Inperium announced its affirmed projected growth of close to one billion USD. Reading, Pennsylvania, June 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ryan Dewey Smith, Founding Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium (source: Inperium) Inperium, Inc., the national nonprofit holding company dedicated to empowering mission-driven organizations, is excited to announce its projected path toward $1 billion. Looking at the current growth trajectory, the company expects to reach $808 million for the fiscal year 2026. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the company was 34.9% for the year 2025. Furthermore, the two recent affiliates, RHD and CFS Corp, and an increase in net assets at a CAGR of 58.3% show clear signals of both momentum and scale. Ryan Dewey Smith, Founding Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium, emphasized that recent industry commentary may underestimate the size, scope, and velocity of the organization's growth. 'There may be some assumptions in the market that don't fully reflect where we are today,' he stated. 'But the numbers speak for themselves. We're not just growing, we're scaling sustainably and with purpose.' Founded in 2016, Inperium has established itself as a game-changer in the health and human services space. It offers a unique partnership model that allows affiliated organizations to grow on their terms, retaining their identity, mission, and operational control, while benefiting from Inperium's shared infrastructure, tax-exempt financing, and strategic support. 'We had a very successful tax-exempt bond offering of over $175 million that was oversubscribed and closed in December 2024,' Smith confirmed. 'This provides us with the capital to pursue our goal.' This tax-exempt debt to institutional investors significantly strengthened the company's capital position and validated its scalable financial model. This strategic move not only reflects investor confidence in Inperium's direction but also empowers the organization to expand its national footprint across sectors. With affiliates across 20 states, Inperium supports organizations that provide services for developmental disabilities, autism, mental health, substance use disorders, telehealth, education, and youth and family services. It operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that connects mission-driven organizations, may it be for-profit or nonprofit, into a resource-rich partner network. Affiliates benefit from shared administrative services, reduced overhead costs, access to institutional capital, and peer collaboration, all without compromising their mission. Unlike traditional mergers and acquisitions, Inperium's model enables its partners to retain their corporate identity as well as board members. It also lowers business costs as well as access to bulk purchasing power and lets the affiliate organization expand organically through strategic partnerships and shared resources. Smith emphasized that collaboration is the core engine driving Inperium's exponential growth. 'We're well-capitalized, well-resourced, and more deliberative than ever before,' he said. 'For those thinking about their organization's near-term viability or long-term sustainability, and want a larger, supportive nonprofit behind them, we're here to work in tandem with their projected vision.' Media Contact Name: Jennifer Gassen Email: info@ Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or other professional advice. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of any affiliated organizations. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult with a qualified financial advisor. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information herein, no guarantee is given that the information is complete, accurate, or up-to-date. The author and publisher accept no liability for any loss or damage resulting from reliance on the content of this in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Associated Press
03-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Inperium Announces its Affiliation with RHD to Expand its Human Services Networks
06/02/2025, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania // PRODIGY: Feature Story // Ryan D. Smith, Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium Inperium, Inc., one of the country's fastest growing nonprofit human services networks, officially announces its affiliation with Resources for Human Development (RHD), a multi-state provider of behavioral health and social support services. The affiliation marks a significant milestone in the nonprofit sector, combining the strengths of both organizations and forming a network that spans 20 states and, according to the company, is expected to generate in excess of $800 million in annual revenue. Under the new partnership, Inperium will integrate RHD into its national platform, investing in operational upgrades while preserving RHD's mission and local impact. The collaboration comes after a year-long turnaround effort led by Inperium through a Transitional Services Agreement, during which RHD's financial health was stabilized and operational inefficiencies were addressed. 'Too often, nonprofits expand beyond their core geography without the systems or infrastructure needed to scale sustainability,' said Ryan D. Smith, Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium. 'RHD had strong roots and mission alignment, but like many others, they experienced the compounding effects of overexpansion, delayed tech upgrades, and rising operational costs; challenges that were intensified by COVID-19. We stepped in to provide bridge financing and implement structural reforms that would create long-term sustainability.' Through its integration plan, Inperium executed a series of cost-saving measures, including the migration of RHD's health records and IT systems to Inperium's secure network, the consolidation of HR and accounting systems under a renowned multinational computer technology company, and the centralization of insurance and procurement services. These changes created operational efficiencies and significantly reduced overhead, allowing RHD to continue its mission without disruption. Inperium's model, what Jay Deppeler, Chair RHD Board, describes as 'professionalizing without compromising', aims to support nonprofits in distress by providing the infrastructure, tools, and capital to thrive, without altering their core identity or community presence. 'Their approach involves strengthening local culture,' said Deppeler. 'They bring the behind-the-scenes support and financial discipline so these organizations can focus on what they do best: serving people.' While Inperium's network includes nearly forty organizations across the United States, Smith shares that the company is intentionally keeping its focus domestic for now, despite interest in international expansion. 'We have the tools and capacity to evaluate thousands of nonprofits using real-time data,' said Smith, referencing Inperium's proprietary AI-driven assessment platform. 'But we're focused on supporting U.S.-based partners, especially those that are struggling and in need of strategic, values-aligned solutions.' Jay Deppeler, Chair RHD Board Deppeler concluded: 'Combining the RHD and Inperium service networks will enhance the continuum of care for the people we support. I commend and thank the RHD Board for the enormous energy and determination it invested to lead this transformational undertaking to a successful conclusion.' This affiliation, one of four deals completed by Inperium in the first half of Fiscal Year 2025, is part of the organization's broader strategy to surpass a billion dollars in annualized revenue by 2026. As Smith noted, 'The nonprofit sector is facing unprecedented headwinds. The organizations that survive and thrive will be those willing to adapt and innovate without losing sight of their mission. That's what we're here to do.' Media Contact Name: Jennifer Gassen Email: [email protected] Source published by Submit Press Release >> Inperium Announces its Affiliation with RHD to Expand its Human Services Networks
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Inperium Announces its Affiliation with RHD to Expand its Human Services Networks
Inperium announces its affiliation with Resources for Human Development, a strategic partnership to expand its impact. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ryan D. Smith, Executive Chairman and CEO of InperiumInperium, Inc., one of the country's fastest growing nonprofit human services networks, officially announces its affiliation with Resources for Human Development (RHD), a multi-state provider of behavioral health and social support services. The affiliation marks a significant milestone in the nonprofit sector, combining the strengths of both organizations and forming a network that spans 20 states and, according to the company, is expected to generate in excess of $800 million in annual revenue. Under the new partnership, Inperium will integrate RHD into its national platform, investing in operational upgrades while preserving RHD's mission and local impact. The collaboration comes after a year-long turnaround effort led by Inperium through a Transitional Services Agreement, during which RHD's financial health was stabilized and operational inefficiencies were addressed. 'Too often, nonprofits expand beyond their core geography without the systems or infrastructure needed to scale sustainability,' said Ryan D. Smith, Executive Chairman and CEO of Inperium. 'RHD had strong roots and mission alignment, but like many others, they experienced the compounding effects of overexpansion, delayed tech upgrades, and rising operational costs; challenges that were intensified by COVID-19. We stepped in to provide bridge financing and implement structural reforms that would create long-term sustainability.' Through its integration plan, Inperium executed a series of cost-saving measures, including the migration of RHD's health records and IT systems to Inperium's secure network, the consolidation of HR and accounting systems under a renowned multinational computer technology company, and the centralization of insurance and procurement services. These changes created operational efficiencies and significantly reduced overhead, allowing RHD to continue its mission without disruption. Inperium's model, what Jay Deppeler, Chair RHD Board, describes as 'professionalizing without compromising', aims to support nonprofits in distress by providing the infrastructure, tools, and capital to thrive, without altering their core identity or community presence. 'Their approach involves strengthening local culture,' said Deppeler. 'They bring the behind-the-scenes support and financial discipline so these organizations can focus on what they do best: serving people.' While Inperium's network includes nearly forty organizations across the United States, Smith shares that the company is intentionally keeping its focus domestic for now, despite interest in international expansion. 'We have the tools and capacity to evaluate thousands of nonprofits using real-time data,' said Smith, referencing Inperium's proprietary AI-driven assessment platform. 'But we're focused on supporting U.S.-based partners, especially those that are struggling and in need of strategic, values-aligned solutions.' Jay Deppeler, Chair RHD Board Deppeler concluded: 'Combining the RHD and Inperium service networks will enhance the continuum of care for the people we support. I commend and thank the RHD Board for the enormous energy and determination it invested to lead this transformational undertaking to a successful conclusion.' This affiliation, one of four deals completed by Inperium in the first half of Fiscal Year 2025, is part of the organization's broader strategy to surpass a billion dollars in annualized revenue by 2026. As Smith noted, 'The nonprofit sector is facing unprecedented headwinds. The organizations that survive and thrive will be those willing to adapt and innovate without losing sight of their mission. That's what we're here to do.' Media Contact Name: Jennifer Gassen Email: info@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
