Originally uploaded September 1, reloaded September 23rd.
Chris Holman welcomes Keith Brophy, CEO of Mentavi Health, Grand Rapids, MI, back to the Michigan Business Beat. Keith was on several years ago during his role with the Michigan SBDC. Chris had several questions for Keith in this conversation: For listeners who may remember ADHD Online, can you remind us about the evolution of Mentavi Health into what it is today, and what problem you’re solving?
You were just named one of Crain’s Grand Rapids Business’ Best Places to Work in West Michigan. What does that mean to your team?
You’ve helped grow this company from Grand Rapids. How have those West Michigan roots shaped the way you’ve built the business?
What advice would you give other business leaders about growing a company without losing the culture or mission along the way?
What’s next for Mentavi?
In this interview with Keith Brophy, CEO of Mentavi Health, it covers the company’s evolution from its 2018 launch as ADHD Online to a broader online mental health platform serving anxiety, depression, and ADHD in response to a national specialist shortage. Brophy explains that Mentavi is a mobile- and browser-based digital experience at mentavi.com offering screenings, diagnostic evaluations, and treatment paths when warranted, and notes the company now operates in all 50 states with over 220,000 patients served. They discuss Mentavi’s Grand Rapids headquarters, hybrid team structure, and recent recognition as one of Crain’s Grand Rapids Business’ Best Places to Work in West Michigan, as well as the company’s West Michigan investor and partner roots. Brophy shares culture-building advice focused on listening, transparency, and ongoing collaboration.
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