Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Avesi Partners, Mosaic Consulting Group, Veza Digital, Belt Creative, Epiq, First Watch Data Breach Solutions, among others.
Avesi Partners acquires a majority stake in Mosaic Consulting Group
Avesi Partners acquired a majority stake in Mosaic Consulting Group, a UKG-partnered HCM implementation and managed services firm, to strengthen its position in the growing HR technology and workforce management market. Mosaic specializes in implementing and optimizing UKG’s HCM and payroll platforms for enterprise clients. The deal aims to accelerate Mosaic’s growth through investment in automation, data analytics, and cloud-based service delivery. Strategically, Avesi will enhance Mosaic’s scalability, expanding its customer base across North America. The transaction, estimated at $100–$120 million, aligns with Avesi’s goal of building a portfolio of technology-enabled business services companies.
Veza Digital acquires Belt Creative
Veza Digital acquired Belt Creative, a Webflow-partnered web design and development agency, to expand its digital marketing and creative technology capabilities. Belt Creative brings expertise in UX/UI design, no-code development, and Webflow automation, aligning with Veza’s strategy to deliver faster, scalable, and data-driven web solutions. The acquisition enhances Veza’s creative service offerings, enabling integrated design-to-marketing workflows powered by automation and AI tools. Valued at approximately $10 million, the deal strengthens Veza’s position in the digital transformation space and reinforces its commitment to innovation through no-code technologies and next-generation customer experience design.
Epiq acquires First Watch Data Breach Solutions
Epiq, a leader in legal and business services, acquired First Watch Data Breach Solutions from First Watch Technologies to expand its cybersecurity, data privacy, and breach response offerings. First Watch specializes in rapid data breach notification, risk mitigation, and compliance services for enterprise clients. The acquisition enhances Epiq’s end-to-end information governance platform with stronger breach analytics and security automation. Strategically, it supports Epiq’s vision to integrate legal, IT, and cybersecurity services into a single global framework. Estimated at $50 million, the deal reflects growing demand for advanced breach response technology and regulatory compliance in data protection.
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