Security Risk Following a major data breach in July 2025 exposing PII and PHI, Boley Centers faces ongoing cybersecurity and privacy risks in managing mental health and disability services. This creates a clear opportunity to propose comprehensive cybersecurity assessments, incident response planning, data governance, HIPAA/PHI protection, employee security training, encryption, and managed security services to reduce risk and accelerate trust with donors and partners.

Growth Funding With 51-200 employees and 42 housing and service locations, and revenue in the 100M to 250M range, Boley Centers actively funds expansion and on-site services through donations and partnerships. This suggests opportunities to offer grant management, donor CRM, fundraising platforms, analytics for program outcomes, and donor engagement solutions to support scale across Pinellas County.

Expansion Needs The organization operates a large network of residential options serving over 1,200 individuals and engages in mixed-income partnerships. They likely require scalable operations software, case management, housing inventory and asset management, and compliance tooling to support growth and ensure quality of care across multiple sites.

Technology Modernization Boley Centers already uses cloud and Microsoft ecosystems including Entra ID and Outlook/Exchange, along with Cloudflare protections, indicating interest in IT modernization and security hardening. Opportunities exist to offer identity and access management optimization, cloud migrations, security posture assessments, and nonprofit-focused managed IT services.

Strategic Collaborations Past collaboration with McCormack Baron Salazar and ongoing housing initiatives position Boley Centers as a potential partner for mixed-income developments and on-site social services. Sales opportunities include consulting, program delivery partnerships, grants-driven service expansions, and bundled services for housing projects and resident support.