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Supreme Group, a healthcare commercialization platform, has acquired Health+Commerce, a strategic PR and marketing shop based in Eagle (ID), serving the medtech and biotech sectors.
Launched in 2017, H+C has annual revenues in the $10M range from clients such as AnHeart, Stoke, SetPoint Medical, Enovis, McKesson and Teleflex. It has 30 employees.
H+C will operate as a standalone unit within Supreme Group, and be headed by its current management team of Nicole Osmer (founder/president), John Osmer (COO), Krysta Pellegrino (chief client officer),vand Nicole Beckstrand (EVP).
Nicole Osmer said joining Supreme will provide additional resources and support as her firm scales, and new growth opportunities for employees.
H&C has offices in Minneapolis and Philadelphia.
Supreme Group, which is headquartered in West Chester (PA), is backed by Trinity Hunt Partners private equity firm with more than $2B in assets under management.
Bryan Garnier Securities (Pierre-Georges Roy and Michael Tuller) served as advisor to H+C.
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