Key Takeaways
- • Allvia, a workforce services platform backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, announced its acquisition of Humani HR, a provider of outsourced HR services across the United States and Canada, per a Business Wire release.
- • The deal is Allvia's fourth partnership this year and marks its expansion into Canada.
- • Humani serves small and mid-sized businesses across 33 U.S. states and six Canadian provinces and was recently named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list.
- • Humani founders Carly Holm (CEO) and Ryan Holm (CFO) will lead the business as Co-Presidents.
- • The release did not disclose the purchase price or other financial terms.
Summary
Allvia, a workforce services platform backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, has acquired Humani HR, according to a Business Wire announcement datelined San Jose, California. Humani provides outsourced HR administration, benefits administration, and workforce strategy services to small and mid-sized businesses across the United States and Canada. The company was founded in Ottawa, Ontario, in 2018 and is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. Its clients span 33 U.S. states and six Canadian provinces, and the company was recently named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies.
The transaction is Allvia's fourth partnership this year. Allvia CEO Fred Pettijohn said the deal is an important milestone as the company expands into Canada and brings its capabilities to more employers and partners across North America. Pettijohn praised Humani's combination of HR expertise and client commitment. Under the arrangement, Humani founder and CEO Carly Holm and CFO Ryan Holm will lead Humani as Co-Presidents.
According to the companies, the combined business will offer employers a broader and more integrated set of HR and benefits solutions, with flexible service models that scale with client needs. The partnership also strengthens Allvia's ability to work with employee benefits brokers. Carly Holm said Humani will keep its high-touch, client-first approach while gaining the resources and reach to serve more clients.
Allvia said it is actively pursuing further partnerships with like-minded companies in the United States and Canada. The release did not disclose the purchase price or other deal terms. Trinity Hunt Partners, described as a growth-oriented private equity firm with over $2 billion in assets under management, backs Allvia.
The transaction is Allvia's fourth partnership this year. Allvia CEO Fred Pettijohn said the deal is an important milestone as the company expands into Canada and brings its capabilities to more employers and partners across North America. Pettijohn praised Humani's combination of HR expertise and client commitment. Under the arrangement, Humani founder and CEO Carly Holm and CFO Ryan Holm will lead Humani as Co-Presidents.
According to the companies, the combined business will offer employers a broader and more integrated set of HR and benefits solutions, with flexible service models that scale with client needs. The partnership also strengthens Allvia's ability to work with employee benefits brokers. Carly Holm said Humani will keep its high-touch, client-first approach while gaining the resources and reach to serve more clients.
Allvia said it is actively pursuing further partnerships with like-minded companies in the United States and Canada. The release did not disclose the purchase price or other deal terms. Trinity Hunt Partners, described as a growth-oriented private equity firm with over $2 billion in assets under management, backs Allvia.
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