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i4cp Secures Strategic Investment from M|C Partners

The Institute for Corporate Productivity, commonly known as i4cp, has recently announced a significant investment from M|C Partners, a private equity firm based in Boston. This partnership is set to propel i4cp into its next phase of growth, particularly within the realms of technology services and digital infrastructure.

Founded in 2007, i4cp has established itself as a leading authority in human capital research, outpacing competitors in volume and depth of HR-related studies. The organization is dedicated to delivering valuable insights that assist HR teams at major companies in overcoming a wide range of challenges they face in today’s complex business climate. This investment aims to further enhance i4cp’s ability to deliver cutting-edge research and resources to its growing clientele.

Kevin Oakes, the co-founder of i4cp, expressed his enthusiasm for the new partnership, stating, "We’re excited to join forces with M|C Partners as we enter the next phase of growth for i4cp... It’s rewarding to see the impact our research and community has on their organizational culture, workforce productivity, and market performance."

Recently featured in the Inc. 5000 list as one of the fastest-growing companies in the nation for the eighth consecutive year, i4cp boasts a subscription model that has consistently contributed to its growth. This financial backing from M|C Partners will not only bolster its existing services but also allow for the exploration of new opportunities and research areas in human capital management.

As part of this growth strategy, i4cp has appointed Terry Waters as its new CEO, tasked with guiding the company into a new era of development. Waters comes with rich experience, having previously held the position of CEO at Yankee Group and serving as President at Evanta. His extensive background also includes a lengthy tenure at Gartner, where he excelled in various leadership roles.

In his statement regarding his appointment, Waters remarked, "I am honored to join i4cp as CEO. Today, as enterprises grapple with strategic human capital issues... i4cp has a critical role to play partnering with and supporting CHROs and their leadership teams." His vision encapsulates the organization's commitment to staying ahead in the dynamic landscape of human capital management.

Kevin Oakes will continue to remain actively involved with the company, focusing on expanding i4cp’s thought leadership in human capital and enhancing the firm's advisory services. With both Oakes and Waters working collaboratively, the future seems promising as they intend to further develop the firm's offerings.

Julia Senior, a partner at M|C Partners, highlighted the unique position i4cp holds within the HR sector, stating, "We see tremendous opportunity to bring i4cp's thought leadership, advisory, and community offerings to even more organizations." The commitment of M|C Partners and their history of investing in businesses within the digital infrastructure sector will undoubtedly provide i4cp with the strategic knowledge needed to sustain and enhance its market presence.

In conclusion, with this new investment and strategic leadership, i4cp is well-positioned to strengthen its role in the evolving domain of human capital management. This collaboration not only reaffirms i4cp’s status as a key player in the HR sector but also enhances its ability to deliver practical, actionable insights that organizations can leverage for future success. For further details, visit i4cp and M|C Partners.