This unique industry event is designed to help companies active in the self-insurance/captive insurance marketplace better understand common growth strategies made possible by corporate financial transactions (mergers, acquisitions, capitalizations, etc.). Additionally, attendees will learn more about important market factors affecting the self-insurance marketplace and the implications for corporate growth strategies. In addition to targeted educational content and the ability to engage with other members with similar interests, attendees will have the opportunity to connect with important sources of capital, including private equity sponsors and strategic investors.
Available time for companies who have pre-arranged one-on-one meetings.
Attendees will have the opportunity to introduce their companies to the investor group using five-to-seven-minute presentations (i.e., one company/attendee at a time presenting to the audience). Advance sign‐ups will be required. Given the limited time available, requests will be accommodated on a first come basis.
This real‐world look investigates “the why” surrounding a recently completed SIIA member transaction involving a growth stage company and their new growth‐oriented equity sponsor. Topics will include the pre‐deal backdrop, counterparty introduction and selection, due diligence – perception vs. reality, and how transaction advisors helped introduce, structure, and effectuate a win‐win $300+ million dollar investment.
SPEAKERS:
Hank Mannix
Managing Director
Kelso & Company
Robert Gelb
CEO & Board Member
Valenz® Health
With U.S. pharmacy costs escalating unabated and a massive total addressable market, private equity continues to explore investment opportunities that minimize risk and maximize reward. Our Panelists will discuss growth, exposure, and valuation differences between Rx subcategories (e.g., PBM, PBA, and PBO), the proliferation of transparency, the fate of rebates, and navigating regulatory concerns. The panel will conclude with commercial strategies for TPAs and misc. cost containment companies serving the self-funded market to drive revenue and increase value.
MODERATOR:
Mark Slomiany, PhD, MBA, MPA
Director
Marwood Group
SPEAKERS:
Doyle Jensen
Enterprise Chief Growth Officer
ProCare Rx
LeAnn Boyd
Founder & CEO
Liviniti
Joseph Jurewicz
SVP
Alliant
Todd Squilanti
Managing Director
InTandem Capital Partners
As the main distribution channel for businesses serving the self‐funded market (TPAs, benefits managers, providers, cost containment vendors, etc.), this panel provides a glimpse into what matters most to industry‐leading advisors and, more importantly, their self‐funded clients. Hear from a panel of experts on creating value through preferred partnerships, the importance of national reach and local presence, innovative strategies (bundling, at‐risk contracts, etc.), and how to differentiate in a competitive RFP.
MODERATOR:
Ben Frisch
CEO
Point C
SPEAKERS:
Niko J. Caparisos, CSFS® CHVP® HWC®
Principal
Prosperity Benefits
James Stines
President
HAUSER
Chad Schulz
EVP, Managing Director
Alliant Insurance
SPEAKERS:
Mike Ferguson
President & CEO
Self-Insurance Institute of America, Inc.
Trey Marinello
Managing Director
Houlihan Lokey
This panel will provide insights into how the rapidly evolving provider community serves the self‐funded market. The panel will explore partnership opportunities for SIIA member companies to support and benefit from these initiatives. Discussions will include transitioning away from traditional fee‐for‐service models and towards value‐based care, the needs of self‐funded employers, and scale, specificity, and cross-sale capability in relation to valuation.
MODERATOR:
Paul Forte
Chief Strategy Officer
Health Plans, Inc.
SPEAKERS:
Brian Felty
System Vice President, Business Development, Value Based Care
Baylor Scott & White Health
Mike Stubee
VP of Payer Strategies
Orlando Health
Jennifer Hammond Leach
VP Managed Care
Cone Health
Charlotte Black
Vice President
Oak HC/FT
Dave Thompson
SVP, Population Health and President, Contracted Revenue
Mercy
This real‐world look investigates “the why” surrounding a recently completed SIIA member transaction involving a growth stage company and their new growth‐oriented equity sponsor. Topics will include the pre‐deal backdrop, counterparty introduction and selection, due diligence – perception vs. reality, and how transaction advisors helped introduce, structure, and effectuate a win‐win $156 million investment.
SPEAKERS:
Jeff Haywood
Partner
Spectrum Equity
Michael Clayton
CEO
Virtual Benefits Administrator
Additional success stories to be added
As a follow-up to one of last year’s most talked about sessions, this year’s panel will address current macroeconomic factors affecting market conditions, generally, along with company-specific attributes (SIC, growth, margins, diversification, etc.) that have a bearing on enterprise valuation multiples. The panel of experts will discuss the primary valuation determinants, common methodologies utilized, and spotting leaders and laggards. The session will culminate with strategies that can be deployed well ahead of a transaction to increase your valuation multiple.
MODERATOR:
Trey Marinello
Managing Director
Houlihan Lokey
SPEAKERS:
Jeff Swearingen
Managing Partner
Edgemont Partners
Michael Langer
Managing Director
Lightyear Capital
Matt Whitman
Partner
Arsenal Capital
Kelsey Hilbrich
Vice President, Healthcare Private Equity
Flexpoint Ford
Whether you are building your company for scale or for sale, smart growth doesn’t just happen. Additionally, not all growth adds to enterprise value. This intensive workshop is designed to equip participants with essential skills for planning for growth while navigating the dynamic landscape of the self-insured employer market. The workshop offers an in-depth exploration of strategic planning fundamentals, emphasizing the importance of aligning business goals with the unique challenges and opportunities in the field of employer benefits to create the highest value products and services. Participants will gain insights into crafting effective business strategies, leveraging market trends, and developing a robust plan for sustainable growth. Topics include identifying market niches, optimizing service offerings, and building meaningful partnerships. Participants will engage in interactive discussions and practical exercises to reinforce their understanding of the key principles discussed during the workshop.
MODERATOR:
Michael Burcham
Chief of Strategy & Talent Development
Shore Capital
The general session room will remain open for attendee use.