NACCME acquires US Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress

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North American Center for Continuing Medical Education (NACCME, LLC; www.naccme.com) announced today that it has acquired CME LLC, which operates the US Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress.

NACCME is a wholly owned subsidiary of HMP Communications Holdings, LLC (www.hmpcommunicationsholdings.com) and an industry leader in continuing medical education. Terms were not disclosed.

"This acquisition is very exciting for us," said Jeff Hennessy, president and CEO of HMP Communications Holdings. "The US Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress is the premier independent mental health meeting in the United States, expanding our offerings into the psychiatry and mental health category and adding to NACCME's stellar portfolio of CME initiatives."

More than 2,000 physicians, nurses, and others earn as many as 30 credits toward their CME requirements each year at the US Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress. This year's event, November 8-11, 2012, in San Diego, CA, marks the 25th anniversary for the congress.

CME LLC will remain under the direction of Ann Marie DeMatteo, CME LLC president, who joins NACCME as senior VP of educational services, maintaining her leadership role with the US Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress and CME LLC's other programming in mental health, pain, oncology and more.

"We are fortunate that Ann Marie has joined NACCME," said Randy Robbin, NACCME president. "Ann Marie and the CME LLC team clearly share NACCME's long-standing commitment to meeting the vital educational needs of healthcare professionals with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes."

This is the second acquisition for HMP Communications Holdings from UBM Medica. In 2011, HMP Communications, LLC, a separate whole owned subsidiary, acquired Consultant and Consultant for Pediatricians. Tom O'Connor of Berkery Noyes represented the seller on both transactions.

SOURCE North American Center for Continuing Medical Education, LLC

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