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Active Partnership Advancing the Mission for Lasting Impact Four years ago, we set out on an ambitious mission to prove to the world that business can be a force for good. We are delighted to highlight some important milestones we achieved in our fund over the past year: We challenged ourselves to tackle our two-fold aim of achieving measurable social and environmental impact and • Portfolio: We added 3 new portfolio companies – Rodeo We utilize Bain Capital’s proven, deep diligence, value-added competitive financial returns. Dental, Rural Sourcing, and Broadstep – for a total of ten mission-driven companies in our active portfolio. Our approach to build great mission-driven companies that deliver In many ways, 2019 became the proof point that these portfolio companies span our target impact themes of aspirations can be achieved. Through our differentiated style Health & Wellness, Education & Workforce Development, both competitive financial returns and measurable social and of investing—active partnership for lasting impact—we and Sustainability (see following section on company environmental impact. drive distinct and sustainable value creation as we scale mission-driven companies. highlights, starting on page 19). • Exits & Monetizations: We realized our first exit (Impact What does “Active Partnership for Lasting Impact” mean Fitness) and initial public offering (SpringWorks), to us? which delivered attractive financial outcomes as well as measurable impact results (see case study on page Active partnership means that we are engaged partners 16). As an example, since our initial investment in 2016, with our management teams. We leverage our internal and Impact Fitness increased access to low-cost gyms in external network, industry, and operational expertise to help fitness deserts by more than doubling its footprint from our companies accelerate their performance and achieve 13 to 29 units and growing membership by more than their full potential. This active partnership is a distinguishing 13% per year, as well as improving its B Impact score part of our DNA—one that Bain Capital has cultivated from 48 to 81. over its 35+ year history investing in nearly a thousand companies. • Team: Last, but not least, we continue to invest in our people and expand our team. With three new investment Lasting impact means that we use our active approach professionals and three internal promotions, we stand Bain Capital Double Impact grew out of a long history of responsible investing not only to drive strong financial performance, but also today at 16 investment professionals from diverse to catalyze intentional, positive, and enduring social and within our other business units, and it reflects the values of the firm as a whole. environmental change. Our deep commitment to impact backgrounds. As we add team members, we remain connected by a shared passion for impact and readiness resonates in every aspect of our investment processes— for our next phase of growth. F I R M VA L U E S from thematic sourcing, to impact diligence, to our impact playbooks that help our companies make their impact a With all our momentum, we are excited for what the priority. We transform our companies through mission, future holds and are thankful to all our stakeholders and We develop We challenge We work We believe leadership, and organizational alignment, creating high- everyone who supports us in our mission. We believe Active exceptional conventional with character performing cultures supported by consistent processes Partnership for Lasting Impact is a key differentiator in and incentives. We continue to test and develop new impact investing and middle market private equity more partnerships thinking tenacity matters leading-edge approaches that will drive better social and broadly, and enables us to continue to drive differential We know that great We think differently. We We roll up our sleeves, dig We prize personal integrity environmental outcomes. outcomes. Year in Review provides a glimpse of the outcomes come from great nurture a culture of deeply in and come to work every and humility. We believe in overarching impact of Bain Capital Double Impact and our teams. We are personally objective inquiry and seek day searching for better acting with both empathy partnerships, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to invested in each other’s the full potential in every outcomes. We relentlessly and conviction. We believe share our story with you. success. opportunity. We respect the tackle tough problems. We in doing the right thing. power of facts. see things through. The Managing Directors of Bain Capital Double Impact 2 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 3
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The Year in Numbers 3 15 % promotions in BCDI’s median increase in B Impact Score In 2019, we achieved meaningful growth within our team, investment team from Y1 to Y2 of BCDI hold period across our portfolio, through our investments, and most importantly, through our impact. 100 % 16 10 2 1 of companies have company exit tied management (Impact Fitness) compensation to 31 impact metrics investment professionals active portfolio investments % out of 5 managing directors from underrepresented groups ‘18-’19 revenue growth 13 50 % 37 % add-ons completed of investment ’18-’19 EBITDA growth 24 K 1 since initial investment professionals are from underrepresented Initial Public groups MT CO2 emissions avoidance; Offering equivalent to taking 5,300 cars (NASDAQ: SWTX) off the road 6 2020 – A Year in Disruption 25 2020 began with an unprecedented social and economic global crisis due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We wish a speedy % portfolio companies with recovery to all those touched by this pandemic. The situation remains highly fluid, and as a result, it is difficult to predict a B Impact Score above the magnitude of impact on our portfolio, let alone the broader economy. As a firm, we closely monitor the broad ranging 80 (threshold score to effects on different industries, sharing insights across verticals and asset classes. For our portfolio companies, we have become B-Corp) redoubled our efforts to support management teams, keep their employees safe, and navigate through this crisis and emerge well-positioned post-recovery. We are incredibly proud and inspired by our portfolio companies as they continue job growth since initial investment to demonstrate leadership and impact during these challenging times. With the remarkable resilience and tenacity of our teams, we will emerge stronger than ever. Note: Metrics reflect data as of December 31, 2019. Growth metrics reflect ’18-’19 growth, unless otherwise stated. 6 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 7
Investing E D U CAT I O N & WO R K FO R C E D E V E LO P M E N T Underemployment is an acute chal- Behind 3 lenge and significant cost to our econ- omy. Over 2 million jobs will likely go unfilled over the next decade, with a Core Impact lost economic output of $2.5 trillion. Almost 40% of employers cannot find professionals with the skills they re- Themes quire. We are committed to addressing these gaps and enabling economic mobility for underserved populations. Iain Ware Managing Director H E A LT H & W E L L N E S S New York Improve health outcomes by expanding access to high quality, affordable healthcare for underserved patient communities, promoting higher quality and more sustainable food systems, and developing products and services that promote healthy lifestyles. H E A LT H & W E L L N E S S S U STA I N A B I L I T Y Our healthcare system is under tre- Climate change is one of the mendous strain, resulting in unequal most pressing issues of our time, E D U C AT I O N & WO R K FO R C E D E V E LO P M E N T distribution of benefits. We want to changing our physical environment Reduce skills and achievement gaps and improve economic mobility by providing training and education, ensure that we innovate and scale and our ecosystems. Our objective promoting ownership and catalyzing economic growth in more effective solutions, especially is to support and scale companies distressed communities. for vulnerable populations. Further, delivering sustainable solutions by finding products and services that that conserve global resources. promote healthier lifestyles we can help lessen the burden on the health- S U STA I N A B I L I T Y Reduce environmental impact and greenhouse gas care system altogether. emissions through ecologically beneficial water, energy, agricultural and other sustainable products, services and business operations. Peter Spring Todd Cook Managing Director Managing Director 8 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Boston Boston
The United Nations’ Sustainable As the impact investing space continues to evolve, we are constantly evaluating how to improve our approach to remain leading-edge. This year we have highlighted the Core and Cross-Portfolio Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on which our companies and our overall portfolio focus to Development Goals achieve outcomes. The Core SDGs reflect thematic sourcing areas whereas the Cross-Portfolio SDGs reflect outcomes we drive across all our companies. We believe this approach accelerates achieving the SDGs and facilitates on which our team members and our companies focus to achieve outcomes. H E A LT H & W E L L N E S S E D U CAT I O N & WO R K FO R C E D E V E LO P M E N T S U STA I N A B I L I T Y Our impact themes align with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals Our Cross-Portfolio SDGs reflect the values that underpin our investment approach and are relevant across almost all our investments. Although they may not be the core focus of every investment, they are common principles that define how we partner with companies. 10 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 11
Sourcing Diligence Our partnership model and track record allow us to capitalize Our diligence process combines rigorous social and on strategic sourcing that drives proprietary dealflow and environmental evaluation in conjunction with our proven, advantaged opportunities. commercial analysis. Dedicated Focused Impact Partner Cross-Platform Resource Model Thematic Outreach of Choice Opportunities PROCESS CO M M E R C I A L I M PACT Commit dedicated resources Develop investable theses Be the partner of choice for Leverage the Bain Capital to better identify, target and in areas with strong mission-oriented companies platform to shape and win opportunities industry dynamics and outsized impact seeking to scale win deal opportunities with impact 1 Develop investment thesis to drive competitive market-rate financial returns Develop impact thesis and how BCDI can accelerate and expand the social or Thesis environmental benefit CO M P R E H E N S I V E A N A LY S I S O U T B O U N D SO U R C I N G Through comprehensive analysis, Through outbound sourcing, we 2 Validate the business and financial opportunity Validate the impact opportunity we identify investable theses pursue targets in priority themes Diligence Propose key impact metrics Sector 3 350+ GICS Sub-sectors lnsights Develop financial and impact fan of outcomes assessed through Impact Plan Playbooks 4 42 Deal Networks & GICS Sub-sectors identified Evaluate financial and impact diligence and potential Opportunities Advisors with strong industry dynamics Decision and impact potential 5 28 Impact themes Drive results through active management Sector prioritized for proactive Relevance Management thesis development 12 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 13
Active Ownership Driving toward Social and Environmental Impact Our Impact Blueprint offers a standard set of tools that yield a customized plan to drive the unique impact of each company in our portfolio. We believe active management is critical for maximizing I M PACT M E T R I CS financial and impact outcomes. What is our impact? Measurement is critical to management. We work with portfolio companies to identify the two to three The Power of Partnerships unique metrics that are core to the company’s impact. Each company also undergoes the B PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H M A N AG E M E N T T E A M S PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H T H E CO M M U N I T Y Impact Assessment, which helps management teams identify how they can improve the We support our portfolio companies in a broad range We are an active member of the local and broader impact impact of operations. of business activities, including strategic blueprinting, community. Our team participates in a number of education budgeting, M&A, leadership recruiting and assessment, and and thought leadership initiatives, bringing together key impact initiatives and tracking. stakeholders to brainstorm solutions to complex problems I M PACT I N I T I AT I V E S I M PAC T FO R EC AST we see in the world today. How do we achieve it? What can we achieve? PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H I N BA I N CA P I TA L PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H B L A B Clear, specific plans drive success. A focused Ambitious targets inspire effective set of impact initiatives, specific to each execution. Creating three- to five-year We collaborate across the firm on sourcing, diligence, and We partner with B Lab, a nonprofit organization that rates company, helps us to align impact goals with targets for each impact metric allows our co-investments. Our cross-platform investment committee the environmental and social performance of companies and operational and financial targets. We track companies to bring the same ambition and ensures our investment decisions benefit from the breadth of funds. Annually, each of our portfolio companies undertakes and assess the success of these initiatives planning to their impact as they do to their our firm’s experience and resources. To date, we have co-in- the B Impact Assessment, which evaluates companies through ongoing impact measurement. commercial results. vested alongside two other Bain Capital funds – Credit and across five dimensions: Governance, Environment, Workers, Life Sciences. Customers, and Community. We aim to meaningfully improve the assessment score during our ownership period. Case Study: How We Partner For Impact 100-Day Plan Business Blueprint Talent Blueprint Impact Blueprint We significantly enhanced the Clinical and Compliance We engaged a strategic consultancy that specialized in We augmented the management team, including We completed the company’s first B Impact Assessment. program, including an anonymous incident hotline to behavioral health to prioritize service lines for expansion replacing the CEO who retired. We hired a CEO, COO, Chief We implemented Therap, a new Electronic Health Record better ensure safety and quality care. We also redefined the and to identify potential M&A targets. We also invested Compliance Officer, VP of Talent, and a Market President. system to help track social impact metrics related to adher- mission, vision, values and brand to reset the culture and to enhance facilities and improve quality of life and living We also executed our High Performance Organization ence of care plans. We also implemented ADP which can business opportunity. environments. (HPO) survey which quickly identified culture and help track workforce stability, staffing, overtime hours, and organizational opportunities. benefit enrollment. 14 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 15
182 K 6 M Case Study: Lifecycle of a Deal Partnering with MEMBERSHIP GY M V I S I TS 108K 3.4M Increased access to fitness, YoY 13% member growth Improved member health by encouraging gym Impact Fitness utilization through marketing initiatives 81 29 I M PACT GY M S Impact Fitness operates low-cost gyms focused on 48 13 underserved communities in Michigan, Indiana, and Canada Improvement in B Impact score driven by Improved governance and employee processes Gyms opened in low-health areas across the Midwest and Canada as a franchisee of Planet Fitness. + 31 % E B I T DA G R OW T H Exit Financial performance aligned with Impact B C D I E X I TS I M PAC T F I T N E S S Having achieved our full underwriting growth plan, we worked with a sell-side advisor to launch a sale process. The Value Creation company’s mission-driven management team and company culture coupled with REBRANDING & E X EC U T E D M &A its ability to attract membership in small, C U LT U R E D E V E LO P M E N T low-health markets garnered significant In December 2018, we completed In January 2017, we rebranded the the acquisition of six clubs in interest (and value) from potential buyers. business to “Impact Fitness” and worked Indiana and Michigan. In June 2019, we exited Impact Fitness to with the management team to define and a partner excited to continue scaling the Deal Making communicate a set of company values ST R E N G T H E N E D T H E company’s tremendous impact. ingrained into the company culture. M A N AG E M E N T T E A M B C D I PA R T N E R S W I T H We meaningfully strengthened the Diligence I M PAC T F I T N E S S B U I LT A ST R O N G management team by bringing on a In December 2016, we negotiated the O P E R AT I O N A L FO U N DAT I O N number of key mission-oriented executives G A I N E D CO N V I C T I O N I N deal with a mission-driven founder who We streamlined operating dashboards and with deep functional and industry I N V E ST M E N T & I M PAC T T H E S I S chose to partner with us due to our impact implemented budgeting and KPI tracking. expertise, including a COO and CFO. Sourcing DURING DILIGENCE orientation and Bain Capital’s expertise in The company’s mission to bring low-cost helping scale founder-owned businesses at FO OT P R I N T E X PA N S I O N T H E M AT I C D E V E LO P M E N T gyms to “fitness deserts” in low-health a growth inflection. AROUND FITNESS We developed a data-driven tool to eval- areas coupled with its compelling unit uate sites for de-novo gyms. We worked With growing rates of obesity in America, economics and white space expansion with the franchisor to acquire two develop- fitness access was a key priority in opportunities drove our conviction around ment regions in Canada and opened our thematic sector development within our the company’s significant growth potential first gym in Surrey in December 2017. Health & Wellness vertical. and social impact. 16 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 17
Focus on the Portfolio Broadstep 20 Rodeo Dental 22 2019 Rural Sourcing 24 HealthDrive 26 Arosa 28 Penn Foster 30 SRG Group 32 2018 by CHLOE. 34 SpringWorks 36 2017 Note: All content in this section reflects company data as of December 31, 2019. Metrics reflect Living Earth 38 annual data, unless otherwise stated. 18 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 19
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY BCDI and the Broadstep management team are in the process of refining quality of care The Power of High-Performing and patient access metrics Teams M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T To provide first-class behavioral health and supportive living services by being the nation’s Increase Access to Care Earlier this year Lynn Mason became CEO of the newly 1 best employer, provider and community partner rebranded Broadstep and immediately introduced her A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y ,388 individuals served servant-leadership style to the company. Lynn has worked with the BCDI team to augment Broadstep provides necessary residential homes and a range of services for high-need, her senior leadership team, looking for and hiring highly vulnerable individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and Improve Quality of Care executives who bring the best of business knowledge mental health challenges. The company currently has a presence in four states – Wisconsin, and subject matter expertise, but also act with Illinois, New Jersey, and South Carolina – and has plans to expand nationally through both Percent of individuals that have a personalized compassion and have a service mindset to the organic business development efforts and M&A. These services include educational, day care plan that Broadstep adhered to providers in the field. “Every member of our senior team treatment, vocational, pharmacy, community, and transportation. Acquired by Bain Capital (implemented new Electronic Health Record believes in our mission and values and has a growth Double Impact in 2019, Broadstep has made recent investments to expand and augment system to better measure adherence) mentality that is needed in this fast-evolving industry,” its leadership team and implement a new Electronic Health Record system to help improve said Lynn. “They are problem caregiver effectiveness and outcomes as well as track social impact metrics related to Attract and Retain Talent solvers who can remove barriers adherence of care plans. Formerly known as Phoenix Care Systems, the company rebranded and expand our work to touch as this year as part of its renewed values and expanded mission. Direct care professional turnover and many individuals as possible.” engagement (implemented ADP to better track workforce and hired new Vice President For Lynn, diversity and inclusion We are excited to partner with Broadstep to advance its mission of of Talent) are also important factors for ensuring the highest quality of care for individuals with intellectual and building a high-performing team. developmental disabilities, and as partners, we aim to build an industry- “Our patients, our people who support them, our state leading multi-region, full service behavioral health services provider agencies, our communities, they are reflective of the through M&A and organic growth opportunities. Unlike smaller, capital mosaic of this country.” Lynn said. “I want them to see constrained providers, Broadstep offers a continuous residential, day and themselves reflected in us, and diversity of thought also vocational / educational program to its clients. This model aims to allow helps us solve problems faster, challenge each other, for more flexibility in client care and a higher client quality of life. This and provides us with new perspectives.” new IDD platform is also an opportunity to drive improvements to the employment and career model for direct care professionals (“DCPs”), and Her new team has already made impressive changes we will explore training opportunities and other innovative care models to the company: Broadstep has modernized its that will enable new career paths for DCPs. software, created online resources, improved its benefit packages, and provided employee raises across every state. True to the servant-leadership model, the senior Cecilia Chao leadership team also created an employee engagement Managing Director committee comprised of team members in the field. This committee helped rebrand the company, and was Boston influential in developing the new mission, vision, and values for Broadstep. With a strong team in place, the company is poised B IMPACT SCORE for growth in 2020. Lynn and her team plan to 77 leverage this scalable platform by making acquisitions, expanding into new states and extending the reach of 2019 Broadstep’s services. 20 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 21
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY BCDI and the Rodeo Dental management Texas-Sized Impact team are in the process of defining clear and quality of care metrics. Throughout Rodeo Dental’s ten years, the company M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T has offered its patients expert care while helping the Increase Access to Care communities it serves prosper. This past summer, the To give every family access to high-end dental care regardless of means, 143K 21K status, or location State of Texas recognized the company’s impressive impact. A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y Madam Chair Nicole Collier, the first woman to Rodeo Dental was founded on the belief that everyone deserves access to unique patients number of completed represent House District 95 in Tarrant County, came high-end dental care regardless of means, status, or location. With offices served pediatric specialty to the company’s headquarters and presented Doctor throughout Texas, Rodeo Dental offers a full range of pediatric dental visits Saam Zarrabi with a signed resolution from the State services, including orthodontia, oral surgery and endodontics. The company of Texas commending the company’s ten years of is known for its exuberant, family-friendly patient experience, including Quality of Care dedicated service to the state. 10 colorful offices and game- filled waiting rooms for children to enjoy. The Rodeo team views dentistry as a platform to not only offer critical oral care, but to make authentic connections with patients, help boost their K self-esteem and inner spirit, and offer hope and better outcomes to the underprivileged. Number of 4+ star reviews received on social media (based on 5 star reviews and out of 10.2K total ratings) Through our healthcare vertical strategy work, we identified pediatric dental as an attractive subsector. We developed in depth knowledge in this space ahead of the Rodeo Dental sale process, including partnering with a renowned dental expert who became a critical adviser helping us diligence opportunities and continues to drive ongoing value as a Board member. Since we closed the investment, we augmented corporate capabilities and developed a data- driven market strategy to expand beyond Texas so that Rodeo Dental founder Dr. Saam Zarrabi, left, receives a more kids can benefit from Rodeo Dental’s unique clinical State of Texas resolution for Rodeo Dental’s community model and patient experience. work from State Representative Nicole Collier, right The resolution highlighted Rodeo Dental’s commitment Klaus Koenigshausen to addressing poor oral health among the children of Principal Texas and its history of offering free care to hundreds New York of uninsured individuals. In 2018 alone, Rodeo Dental provided $250,000 worth of pro-bono dental work. In closing, Madam Chair Collier quoted Maya Angelou, “‘People may forget what you did, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel.’ And that is the tone B IMPACT SCORE that runs through Rodeo Dental.” 82 2019 22 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 23
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Create Jobs A Commitment to Community 58 number of software jobs created As a 12-year old in Jonesboro, Arkansas, Brandon Avant in small and mid-sized metro had already discovered his passion for programming. M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T areas He honed his skills throughout his adolescence and eventually enrolled in Arkansas State University to 473 To create high-quality jobs in places where they would not otherwise exist major in Computer Science. During his junior year, and create positive change in the communities in which we operate total developers employed however, he realized that a career in technology likely meant moving away from his family and leaving the A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y community that he loved. “I always thought I would have to go to a bigger city. That was the plan for a lot of Rural Sourcing Inc. (“RSI”) is a purpose-driven provider of outsourced software Enhance Employee Experience computer science majors, because everyone thought development and other IT services. The company operates exclusively in 89 that’s where we would find the best technology jobs.” % small and mid-sized metro areas across America, with six centers from of employees agree that Albuquerque, NM, to Jonesboro, AR, to Ft. Wayne, IN. RSI revitalizes local their RSI career provides “a economies while providing opportunities for technology talent, offering sense of personal and both coders and communities a way to access the benefits of technological professional satisfaction” innovation. Bain Capital Double Impact invested in RSI in March 2019 and works closely with the company to help create high-quality technology jobs in Invest in Colleague Upskilling and Training areas that have been largely overlooked by the digital revolution. 3 .9M or 93,000 hours invested $ We were looking for a capital partner who could bring tangible value to the business and also shared our passion for the company’s mission of bringing the benefits of tech-enabled economic growth to smaller communities However, through Rural Sourcing’s campus career around the country. We met Bain Capital Double Impact center presence, Brandon discovered that the company and it was clear from the first meeting that it was a had exciting local opportunities. He applied for an internship. After spending two years in the program perfect match. BCDI is deeply committed to supporting while completing his studies, he started with the our mission and have been a great partner leveraging their company full-time as a Java Developer. “It was a perfect platform to support our growth and our vision. fit. I was able to work on new technologies, and I could stay in Jonesboro and be near my family.” Ten years later, Brandon has received several Monty Hamilton promotions and assumed a leadership role at Rural CEO Rural Sourcing Sourcing. He now spends time visiting local schools to teach the students about the work of a software developer. Having once been one of those students, Brandon finds it fulfilling to describe the opportunities that are available in his hometown. “It’s just one of the ways that I can continue to help give back. We are always looking for ways to help our community.” B IMPACT SCORE 542019 24 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 25
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Improve Access to Care Pioneering Better Care 637 K Number of Patient The HealthDrive team believes that their patients’ Visits mental health matters as much as their physical health. M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T They recently took a major step forward through the acquisition of New England Geriatrics, which has To elevate health outcomes and improve quality of life by bringing vital allowed them to expand their on-site healthcare to our patients Improve Patient Quality of Life 16 services into behavioral health. A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y .7K Assisted Device Units Dispensed (includes Kayla Wichowski, Clinical Training Specialist, is part of the new HealthDrive delivers on-site care for skilled nursing home residents, hearing aids, eyeglasses, many of whom are lower-income Medicaid beneficiaries. By offering and dentures) behavioral health team and bedside care in audiology, dentistry, podiatry, optometry, and sees the immense benefit of an behavioral health, the company has become a national leader in integrated care solution. “The delivering integrated healthcare for improved outcomes, access to care, care industry is moving, and HealthDrive is ahead of and quality of life. Bain Capital Double Impact acquired HealthDrive the curve,” she said. “We can now work directly with in December 2018 and facilitated the acquisition of New England our colleagues in other disciplines, share advice and Geriatrics in order to add behavioral health as a new service line. guidance, and our patients have the benefit of seeing who they need when they need to see them.” She views the other services provided by HealthDrive as complementary to her own work. “Psychiatrics is Residents in long-term care facilities are amongst the most about care and comfort; if a patient seems distressed, it vulnerable in our society, and they often lack access to basic is not always a mental health issue. I can turn to other preventative and routine healthcare services that improve quality clinicians to make sure that dentistry, optometry, or of life. We were attracted to HealthDrive’s unique business model another part of care is a component of the solution, of cost-effectively bringing clinicians to patients where they live, especially with some of our older patients.” Addressing and giving them the opportunity to receive essential services such vision or hearing challenges frequently improves social as dental cleanings, new eyeglasses, hearing aids and treatments interactions and relationships that can further improve to help them walk comfortably. Given HealthDrive’s talented overall quality of life. management team and well-established operations, we also saw a tremendous opportunity to increase the company’s impact by Kayla acknowledges that challenges remain within the accelerating expansion to new geographies and services lines, the industry, but she is grateful to be doing the work that first of which is mental health services. she does. “Long-term care facilities are very much like going into Peter Spring someone’s home to improve their quality of life, and it’s why I love what I do. These facilities are underserved in Managing Director a lot of ways, and I’m happy to be a part of a team that Boston is working every day to fix it.” B IMPACT SCORE 902019 26 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 27
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Provide Quality Care A New Level of Care Client satisfaction Caregiver Satisfaction 8 8 Randi Israel oversees dozens of caregivers on any given M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T .6 .7 day in her role as a Lifecare Manager at Arosa. She provides initial client assessments, assists with the client matching process, and is “a phone call away” To attract, train, retain and treasure the best professionals and create superior (out of 10) (out of 10) for any and all issues. It’s a far different approach models of care that reach the greatest number of clients than when she started in home care – a time when Attract and Retain Talent caregivers did not have many resources and client 50 A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y care was often inconsistent. Arosa provides an integrated model of care management services and non- medical home care to seniors. Its services enable individuals to age % One-year retention rate of caregivers While the overall industry has become professionalized, Randi successfully in place, thereby improving clients’ and their families’ believes Arosa is leading the way Compared to industry average of 33%. Source: Home quality of life. With more than 1,000 caregivers, Arosa seeks to be Care Pulse 2017 industry benchmarking survey in personalized care management a best-in-class employer by focusing on recognition, improving that achieves better outcomes for job quality, and establishing career paths in an industry marred both caregivers and clients. by high turnover rates. Bain Capital Double Impact acquired Provide Best-in-Class Employment 29% Arosa in August 2018 and helps the company continue to Along with cutting-edge resources and the Caregivers who work full- encouragement to obtain professional certifications, innovate and elevate the care profession. time for Arosa the Arosa culture of cohesiveness, mutual respect, and appreciation among all team members sets the company apart. It is also what keeps Randi and her teammates motivated. “It is challenging work, but all Arosa is a dynamic and rapidly scaling business. In 2019, To enhance employee experience, Arosa of the different teams here support and appreciate one Arosa completed 7 acquisitions, enabling the company to implemented CareAcademy, the home care another, and that goes a long way. We really value our continue innovating on its people-centric business model and industry’s first mobile-friendly caregiver caregivers, and that’s why we’re able to do what we do.” expand its footprint to 2 new states. Our team works closely with training platform (newly integrated with Arosa’s management team to support budgeting activities and homecare software provider AlayaCare) Randi believes the work will only continue to improve. monthly reporting to ensure quick and seamless integration of She points to the leadership of Arosa for building these add-ons. To support future growth, management and Bain up a team of top-level care managers, empowered Capital Double Impact worked together to identify an experienced caregivers, clients who receive a complete assessment CFO, who is joining the team in April 2020. As partners, we look forward to LivHOME was awarded the of their needs, and a supportive and mindful staffing building one of the largest non-medical homecare providers in the United Home Care Pulse 2019 team. States, helping seniors age in the comfort of their own homes. Employer of Choice Award, as well as the 2019 Provider of Choice Award. Now in the fifteenth year of her career at Arosa, Randi continues to be inspired by the work of the caregivers Matt Sears and clients she oversees daily. “I’m amazed and in awe of the work of our caregivers, and its heartwarming to Vice President see clients receive the care they deserve.” Boston B IMPACT SCORE 502019 28 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 29
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Improve Access to Education Bridging the Skills Gap Number of programs completed and number As a leading national provider of staffing services, M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T of students sponsored by employers EmployBridge offers workforce solutions and job To empower youth and adult learners with the knowledge, skills and opportunities to workers in logistics, manufacturing, Program Completions B2B Sponsored Students and transportation. Recognizing the growing challenge 67K 64K confidence to improve their employability and workplace effectiveness of the skills gap in the United States, EmployBridge A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y partnered with Penn Foster in 2017 to launch Better Worklife Academy, a collection of 21 free online Penn Foster is the leading digital learning platform focused exclusively on training programs designed to help upskill workers +20% +39% the middle skilled workforce. It attracts more than 200K new learners a year in these sectors. Powered by Penn Foster’s mobile- 1. Metrics pro-forma for acquisition of Ashworth through their portfolio of high school, career training and college programs. friendly online learning platform, the Academy Through a continuum of accredited and affordable online diploma, certificate enables EmployBridge to not only fill more of their and degree programs, Penn Foster bridges the gap between education and Enhance Economic Mobility clients’ open positions for higher skilled roles, but also economic opportunity to build the workforce of tomorrow. Since Bain Capital 25% helps EmployBridge associates attain better career Double Impact acquired Penn Foster in April 2018, the company has made advancement outcomes. tremendous progress on its commercial and impact strategy, including delivering above-plan financial results, successfully integrating its acquisition Over the years, EmployBridge has continued to expand of Ashworth College, growing program completions 20% to 67k, expanding average increase in pay for Penn Foster high the Better Worklife programming in partnership with access to education by enrolling a record 64k sponsored-learners through its school graduates vs. comparative benchmark, Penn Foster. In 2019, EmployBridge launched Life Skills B2B channel, as well as growing its B-Impact score from 99 to 116. per recent 3rd party assessment Studio, a curriculum dedicated to helping associates develop skills critical for personal and professional Comparative benchmark reflects pay increase of GED respondents success, including budgeting, goal setting, managing personal health, and communication. Penn Foster has a passionate and highly mission-driven team Deliver Value to Learners throughout the organization. Social impact and supporting learner To date, EmployBridge has helped over 30,000 outcomes are core to the company’s mission and a key reason Net score among learners participating in a associates enroll in these programs and attain over why people choose to work there. Since BCDI invested, we’ve Penn Foster program 40,000 new skills. According to a survey conducted by established a formal Social Impact Committee bringing together Penn Foster, 33% of graduate respondents reported B2C “Explorer” NPS B2C “Skill Gainer” NPS 52 59 employees from across the organization to further enhance Penn that they received a raise since completing the Foster’s collective contribution to its communities. This committee programs, while nearly a quarter of graduates received helps establish and monitor our core impact metrics as well as a promotion. Furthermore, nearly 84% of Better identifying and executing specific initiatives to further those goals. WorkLife graduates said that the programs have given them more confidence in their ability to improve their career status. Iain Ware Cathi Canfield, VP of Associate Experience and Managing Director Engagement at EmployBridge, attests to the New York tremendous impact of the programming: “Our partnership with Penn Foster has allowed us to provide a meaningful learning pathway that greatly improves access to skill development for our workers. Our associates recognize that they need this learning to B IMPACT SCORE stay competitive and to move beyond their current 99 116 2018 2019 position, and they are motivated to stay the course because positive outcomes are ahead.” 30 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 31
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Reduce Carbon Emissions The Many Paths to Sustainability 3.06 223 M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T SRG’s commitment to sustainability extends well As we grow we seek to inspire change... change in the way people eat, beyond the ecologically sound menu choices at their the way others do business, and the way we treat our environment restaurants. Inside SRG’s sushi bars, each part of the guests’ experience – lighting with electricity derived A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y CO2 footprint per CO2 footprint per from renewable sources, bathrooms that use low-flow Bamboo guest (kg) Bamboo restaurant toilets, toilet paper made from bamboo, and energy- Sustainable Restaurant Group (“SRG”) is the world’s first certified (MT) efficient hand dryers – takes environmental impact into sustainable sushi restaurant group, and primarily known for its Bamboo Sushi restaurants. SRG only sources sustainably caught seafood, account. Advocate for Sustainable Seafood works to reduce the negative impact of the seafood supply chain, and Last year, when SRG opened its new Seattle restaurant, educates consumers about the health and environmental impacts they Customers reached 465K patio chairs were made from recycled fishnets and can make by choosing sustainable fish. Bain Capital Double Impact tabletops were sourced from recycled paper. The invested in SRG in March 2018. chopsticks are reusable and crafted from sustainably harvested teak. Even the restaurant’s take-out containers are made from bagasse and sugarcane, We are inspired by Bamboo Sushi’s mission to which break down organically. provide delicious food sourced in a sustainable and transparent way. The practices and techniques they Beyond local advocacy, SRG is taking action to protect are employing provide a potential roadmap to creating our oceans. It recently purchased, in partnership with a high-quality, environmentally-conscious approach for the Nature Conservancy, 100 square kilometres of seafood restaurants broadly. ocean off the coast of the Bahamas and established it as a “marine protected area” to help preserve the ocean’s ecosystems and provide a safe breeding haven Cecilia Chao for fish of all kinds. Managing Director Boston B IMPACT SCORE 82 82 2018 2019 32 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 33
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY We continue to focus on being thought leaders in Reduce Carbon Emissions Advocates for Inclusivity sustainability, including bringing plant-based foods Plant-based burgers to the masses to help reduce carbon emissions. This past year, by CHLOE launched three new menu 465 2.9K served MT CO2 Diverted items featuring Chicky, their first plant-based-chicken K We were excited to support ByChloe in a number of sustainability initiatives in 2019, including the offering. recent introduction of reusable take-out bags across by CHLOE locations. M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T 640+ Cars off road To make plant-based foods accessible to people in the communities by CHLOE serves, Ray Xi and to promote the environmental benefits of plant-based eating Vice President to key stakeholders including Boston Advocate for Plant-Based Foods employees, customers and the general public 2.8M Meals ordered A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y Infusing the new offering with its company values, by CHLOE is a plant-based fast-casual restaurant by CHLOE unveiled the Eat More Chicky campaign, concept with eighteen locations across the USA, pushing the boundaries of typical food marketing and Canada, and the UK. In 2019, by CHLOE opened two celebrating inclusivity. additional New York City locations, its Toronto location, and three additional London locations. The company continues to expand its options of plant-based offerings, and has set the stage for continued international expansion. Bain Capital Double Impact partnered with by CHLOE in January 2018 to make sustainable cuisine accessible and attractive to the mainstream consumer, offering plant-based options that are more environmentally friendly than meat- based meals and can serve as a gateway toward healthier diets. The campaign featured drag queen West Dakota as the face of the promotion. With social media content and wall postings across trendy neighborhoods in New York City, by CHLOE showcased that plant-based food is for everyone and their doors are open to B IMPACT SCORE anyone, regardless of gender, race, beliefs, or diet. The 58 62 campaign was an instant hit, with local and national press coverage, as well as viral exposure on Instagram 2018 2019 and other social channels. 34 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 35
I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY Active Development Programs Advancing the Fight Against 5 2019 Rare Diseases M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T Drug development and commercialization of treatments for rare diseases, regardless of their severity, can be Igniting the power of promising science to unleash new possibilities for patients overlooked or unmet by biopharmaceutical companies. Since SpringWorks’ formation, two stalled assets re-entered the clinic in 2019. In The dedicated team at SpringWorks is on a mission A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y to change this dynamic, and provide life-changing addition, the company partnered with SpringWorks Therapeutics is an innovative clinical-stage biopharmaceutical another biopharmaceutical company in medicines for underserved patient populations. company that serves as a platform to advance promising new therapies for unserved 2019 to advance a third molecule into the As an example, SpringWorks licensed a molecule from and underserved patient populations. SpringWorks licenses molecules from clinic in 2020. The company also is pursuing Pfizer, collaborated with academics, clinicians and pharmaceutical companies that are unable to invest in such therapies for strategic, two combination therapies using one of patients and initiated a Phase IIb study of mirdametinib operational or other reasons. Over the past year, SpringWorks has continued to its molecules in partnership with another in patients with Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF-1)- advance development of its founding portfolio of molecules, which show promise company’s molecule. associated plexiform neurofribromas. This rare genetic in addressing conditions such as desmoid tumors and neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1). condition is characterized by multiple skin alterations Additionally, the company created a new joint venture, MapKure, with another and tumoral growth along nerves called neurofibromas. biopharmaceutical company to pursue a new asset the partner was not advancing In addition to cancer, NF-1 may lead to blindness, bone on its own. Bain Capital Double Impact joined Bain Capital Life Sciences and other abnormalities, learning disabilities and disabling pain. investors to launch the platform in August 2017. The company closed a $125 million Series B round in March 2019 and a $162M IPO in September 2019. There are approximately 100,000 patients in the US with NF-1, 20-40% of whom represent the plexiform neurofibroma variant. The FDA recently granted Fast Track designation to one of SpringWorks’ molecules to SpringWorks addresses critical needs for individuals with rare treat these underserved patients, and the team is highly diseases for whom orphan indications are frequently the only focused on bringing an approved therapy to market, option, which aligns squarely with BCDI’s mission of improving because they know patients are counting on them. access for underserved populations. We are delighted by the milestone that SpringWorks achieved this past year with its initial In September 2019, the company announced a public offering, which will allow the company to realize even more successful initial public offering. With this milestone, value for patients and society. SpringWorks is well-capitalized to continue advancing the development of Mirdametinib along with its other clinical programs, in-licensing additional molecules Greg Shell with significant promise, and improving access for rare disease patients with no treatment alternatives. Managing Director Boston SpringWorks received its first B Impact Score in 2018. No further assessments conducted as the company completed its initial public offering in 2019. 36 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 37
Finding ways to reduce harmful effects of climate change is I M PACT T H E S I S & M E T R I CS CAS E ST U DY the issue of our generation, and Living Earth’s closed loop business model plays a significant role in diverting materials Reduced Carbon Emissions Partnering with the City of from landfills while also creating sustainable products for its Houston 21K 4.7K communities. In partnership with Living Earth’s CEO, we’ve played an active role in helping attract and retain top talent Living Earth is proud to have a partnership with the City and position the company for growth. We’ve also prioritized M I S S I O N STAT E M E N T of Houston to sustainably manage the City’s residential smart capital investments, such as automated bagging, Metric tons of CO2 Cars off the road Living Earth is where sustainability begins tree and yard waste. The materials are recycled and grinding machinery, and a fleet of drones to enable operating diverted composted to manufacture environmentally beneficial efficiencies as the business scales. mulches, compost and soil products. A BO U T T H E CO M PA N Y Living Earth is one of the country’s leading suppliers of Living Earth secured its first contract to manage tree sustainable landscaping products, including mulches, Jacob Donnelly debris for the City in May 2008. From April 2009 to composts and soils. Landscapers, municipalities, and Principal December 2019, Living Earth has received and recycled other customers pay Living Earth to take in organic 425,232 tons of tree debris from Houston’s residential Boston materials such as leaves, brush and food waste, which the curbside collection program. The Company developed company processes into premium products that it sells Houston Mulch™ which is sold locally in bulk and in back to many of the same customers. Processing this bags. The bagged product packaging provides an organic material keeps it out of landfills, where it would environmental message to the consumer. otherwise decompose and produce methane, which is one of the most potent greenhouse gases. Acquired by Bain Capital Double Impact in March 2017, Living Earth has expanded both organically and by acquisition and has developed more rigorous metrics to measure carbon emission reductions. Expanding on the success of the tree waste recycling program, the City of Houston partnered with Living Earth to develop solutions to divert City residential yard trimmings - grass clippings, leaves, plant trimmings - from landfills. In April 2010, the City implemented a change to residential yard waste collection, eliminating petroleum-based yard bags, and requiring the strict use of certified compostable bags. Since the program inception in 2010, Living Earth has received and composted 151,800 tons of the City’s yard trimmings. Together, Houston city leaders and the Living Earth B IMPACT SCORE team are creating a best-in-the-country model for 72 83 85 2017 2018 2019 organic recycling programs. 38 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 Company data as of December 31, 2019 Bain Capital Double Impact Year in Review – May 2020 39
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