It’s been an eventful couple years for Kadiant, a private equity-backed applied behavior analysis (ABA) provider composed of nine legacy autism services companies. CEO Lani Fritts partnered with TPG Capital and Vida Ventures to launch the Oakland, California-based company in February of last year. Together, the PE partners contributed more than $300 million in equity capital to get Kadiant off the ground. In the months that followed, the company announced more than half a dozen deals. Behavioral Health Business recently connected with Fritts to discuss Kadiant’s evolution so far, as well as his outlook for the future, which includes building “Kadiant 2.0,” a bigger, better version of the company, more equipped to meet the high demand for various autism services.
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Source: https://bhbusiness.com/2020/11/12/ceo-lani-fritts-were-building-kadiant-2-0