Nevvon receives strategic investment from BVP Forge
Torys as acted counsel to Nevvon with a team led Guy Berman and that included Matthew Gragtmans, Emily Stauffer and Charlie Mortimer (corporate/M&A), Tom Stevenson, Jennifer Lennon, Ellie Kang and Parker Baglole (employment), Craig Maurice and Michelle Lu (tax).
On August 24, 2026, Nevvon Inc. (“Nevvon”), announced a strategic investment from BVP Forge, L.P. (“Forge”), the private equity arm of Bessemer Venture Partners that focuses on growth-oriented, self-sustaining technology and B2B services businesses. Alongside the investment, Nevvon launched TrainOnce, a new solution powered by the platform’s network effects.
The investment will help Nevvon expand its platform, deepen its work with payors and self-directed care programs, and reach more caregivers across the United States, as more of this workforce moves between agencies and into self-directed arrangements where individuals manage their own caregiving.
Nevvon's management team will continue to lead the company, and its day-to-day relationships with agencies, caregivers, and channel partners remain unchanged.
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Nevvon is the compliance and training infrastructure behind the home care, home health, and facility-based care workforce. The platform integrates directly into the systems agencies already use to schedule, bill, and stay audit-ready, and its curriculum tracks training requirements as they shift state by state.
Forge is a private equity firm powered by Bessemer Venture Partners, one of the world’s most innovative venture capital platforms. The firm manages $2.3B in a concentrated portfolio of self-sustaining technology and B2B services businesses. Forge combines Bessemer’s early-stage insights and network with its ForgeEdge™ operational resource program.