Allvia is strengthening its HR Services Acquisition strategy by making its deal with Humani HR. The workforce services platform, supported by Trinity Hunt Partners, announced the acquisition. This deal is Allvia’s partnership this year. Additionally, this deal expands Allvia’s capabilities across HR, benefits, and workforce services. Founded in Ottawa, Ontario, in 2018, Humani HR is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. Humani HR provides HR services to small and mid-sized businesses. Humani HR’s offerings include HR leadership, daily workforce support, HR administration, and benefits administration.
They serves clients across 33 U.S. states and six Canadian provinces. Consequently, this HR Services Acquisition expands Allvia’s reach into markets. Humani HR also earned a place on the 2026 Inc. 5000 List. The 2026 Inc. 5000 List recognizes America’s growing private companies.
Carly Holm, founder and CEO, and Ryan Holm, CFO, will lead Humani as co-presidents.
“Carly and her team have built an exceptional business by combining deep HR expertise with a genuine commitment to their clients,” said Fred Pettijohn, CEO of Allvia. “Humani shares our belief that great HR begins with the right people, and we’re excited to build on their success together. This partnership marks an important milestone for Allvia as we expand into Canada and bring our growing capabilities to more employers and partners across North America.”
Allvia Expands Its HR and Workforce Solutions
Through this HR Services Acquisition, Allvia and Humani will provide employers with a range of HR and benefits solutions. Their flexible service models will adjust to meet the needs of each client. In addition, the partnership makes Allvia’s support for employee benefits brokers stronger. Together they plan to help clients manage the growing complexity of HR and workforce issues.
“When I started Humani, I wanted growing businesses to have access to the kind of hands-on HR partner that larger companies take for granted,” said Carly Holm, Co-President of Humani. “The work that matters most in HR is inherently human. Joining Allvia gives us the resources and reach to serve even more clients while keeping the high-touch, client-first approach that got us here. We look forward to working with the Allvia team to bring the high-quality HR support we are known for to more organizations.”
The HR Services Acquisition is another move in Allvia’s plan to grow. It also helps Allvia provide integrated workforce solutions across North America. By bringing their skills and knowledge, both companies want to make strong HR support easier to reach for more businesses that are expanding.
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