XMi Social Enterprises

Non-Profit Management in Behavioral Health & Social Sciences

XMi Social Enterprises, a division of XMi, specializes in the development and management of social enterprises by offering a wide array of management and consulting services to both 501 (c) 3 nonprofit and proprietary social service organizations.

Our client list includes behavioral health organizations, supportive housing programs, youth-at-risk providers, cultural arts organizations, and other community-based social service organizations. Download a printable brochure

Executive Leadership

XMi Social Enterprises provides executive leadership services to 501(c)3 non-profit organizations and proprietary social services organizations. XMi places an "executive director" into each agency and this executive is completely responsible to and held accountable by a volunteer board of directors.

XMi Social Enterprises sets the strategic direction, creates and manages the agencies' budgets, and develops new revenue sources through developing programs, grants, and charitable solicitations.

Management Resources

XMi Social Enterprises offers non-profit resources of the highest caliber in the following areas:

• Total Facility Management
• Management Consultation
  • Organizational Needs Analysis
  • Organizational Planning & Development
  • Quality & Performance Improvement
  • Policy & Procedure Development
  • Marketing & Public Relations
  • Board Development
  • Accreditation Consultation

Administrative Resources

A leader in the field of non-profit administrative management, XMi Social Enterprises oversees the fiscal operations, including preparing financial reports and analysis.

Working with XMi Human Resource Solutions, XMi administers the payroll, health insurance, benefit plans, worker's compensation insurance, and retirement plans for these agencies. XMi also orchestrates any technology consulting or implementation. Services include:

• Fiscal Systems Management
• Accounting Services
• Information Technology Management Services