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M A R C H 2 0 2 4
Creating Value to Drive Long-term Growth
WHO |
HOW WE |
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WE ARE |
CREATE VALUE |
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Founded in 1975, leading operator of |
Unmatched ability to translate |
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public policy into operating models |
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government health and |
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that achieve outcomes for |
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human services programs worldwide |
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government - at scale |
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Key services |
Desirable operating model drives |
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high cash conversion |
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Key government customers |
Capital deployment strategy |
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focused on long-term organic growth |
WHAT DRIVES
LONG-TERM GROWTH
Long-term demographic,
political, technology, and economic
trends favor our business
Meaningful barriers to entry in many markets
Organic growth through scope increases and amendments supplement new market expansion
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How We Operate at Scale
Perform 2 million+ |
Manage 20 million+ |
Handle 7 million |
independent benefit reviews |
citizen services cases |
contact center inquiries per month |
Complete 2.5 million+ |
Oversee 60 - 70% |
Answer 43 million |
assessments in the |
of the market |
calls annually to support Federal |
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of Medicaid |
health insurance enrollment |
managed care |
Why |
How We |
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Adapt |
Typical Evaluation Criteria |
Strategic IT Investments |
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Are Weighted 70/30 |
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Provide Flexibility |
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Technical vs. Cost |
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Federal Contracts Are |
Best-in-Class Labor Sourcing |
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Awarded Generally on a |
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Capabilities & Network |
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"Best Value" Basis |
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Winning in |
Highly Variable Cost Model |
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Our Markets |
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Built to Adapt and Win
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HIGHLY DESIRABLE
LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIPS
Accurate processing of taxes in the
Proven
Durability with Large Customers
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& Medicaid Serives
Revenue Service
Disease Control and
Prevention
Maximus
IT Security Implementation
Project and program management for the
EDGAR
Provides free public access to corporate filings which increases the efficiency, transparency, and fairness of the securities markets
Contact Center Operations (CCO)
Serves as the primary support engagement center for Medicare and the federal exchange utilized by 30+ states under the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Financial Characteristics
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Revenue
Sustainable, mid-single
digit organic growth
Long-term Customers
7+ year weighted average contract life; our relationships last decades
~90%
Recompete Win Rate
Operating Margin
9 - 12%, with 100-200 bp
expansion over next 3 yrs.,
and before expense for amortization of
intangible assets
Backlog of Contracts
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backlog as of |
4X |
revenuebacklog relative to TTM |
~6 YR average remaining life of backlog
High Cash Conversion
FCF to GAAP net income
~1.3X go forward
Segment & Revenue Disaggregation
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FY17 |
14% |
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FY23 |
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28% |
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Segment |
Segment |
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37% |
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Revenue ($M) |
Revenue ($M) |
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50% |
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22% |
49% |
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Outside the |
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6% |
Revenue Breakdown |
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11% |
Program Operations |
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53% |
Clinical Services |
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30% |
Employment & Other |
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FY23 of
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How We Are Paid
Time & Materials
Labor rate per hour plus reimbursement of non-labor costs
HIGHER RISK
HIGHER MARGIN
Firm, Fixed Price
Appropriate if program is well-established with known volumes
Performance-Based (Fixed Price Per Unit)
Activity based: per call, per assessment, per enrollment
Outcomes based: per job placement, per job sustainment
Membership based: per member per month
Area of emphasis due to common use on Business Process Services (BPS) programs
Area of emphasis due to common use in technology services
Cost Plus
Reimbursed for direct & indirect expenditures
Profit rate is contractual, may include an award fee component (based on performance)
8% |
FY24 YTD Revenue |
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Breakdown |
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13% |
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53% |
Performance-based |
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Cost-plus |
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26% |
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Fixed price
Time and materials
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Strategy Focused on
Strategic Growth Pillars |
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Advanced |
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Customer Services, |
Future of |
Technologies for |
Modernization |
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Digitally Enabled |
Health |
(Technology Services) |
Elevate Customer |
Help governments meet |
Further our credibility as a |
Experience (CX) to |
rising demand for health |
technology leader |
achieve higher levels of |
services by growing our |
enabling the |
satisfaction, performance, |
clinical capabilities to |
transformation of |
and outcomes through |
improve the health of people |
government programs to |
intelligent automation and |
and their communities |
be resilient, dynamic, |
cognitive computing |
integrated, and equitable |
Delivery Strategies
Maximus enables governments to respond to complex technology, health, and social challenges they face in delivering their largest and most critical programs
Business Process
Services (BPS)
Technology Consulting Services (TCS)
OUR PEOPLE | Driving the Strategic Plan's Success
Attract, retain, develop, and empower people who share our passion, commitment, and expertise to address government's toughest challenges
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Customer Services,
Digitally Enabled
Objectives
- Expand Maximus' leadership in delivering outcomes-focusedgovernment-to-customer interactions
- Leverage understanding of intersections of policy and consumer needs
- Capitalize on government's commitment to a better Customer Experience (CX)
Examples of Our Success Thus Far
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TX | Intelligent |
50% of Medicaid enrollment forms are automatically processed |
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Document Processing |
Our solution interprets handwriting with 99%+ accuracy |
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MI | Robotic Process |
RPA automates ~8,000 premium refund requests each month |
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Automation (RPA) |
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Company-wide RPA |
157 operated bots have automated 11.5M transactions |
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Digital Documents |
61% of applications and forms completed within 5 days |
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Technology |
Previously, no applications completed within 5 days |
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Industry Awards |
Our |
How This Supports Our Strategy
Organic & New
Business Growth
Digital Solutions =
Competitive Differentiation
Catalyst for Contract
Amendments
Margin Improvement
Achievement of Service Levels
Quality Improvement
& Error Reduction
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Future of Health
- Expanding our commitment to help governments satisfy the rising demand for health services
- Includes the delivery of health services
directly (i.e., via clinicians or other health professionals) or indirectly (i.e., analytics, infection control)
What makes this strategic & how will we win?
What This Means:
In Scope
Assessments & Appeals
Care Navigation, Integration & Access
Tech-enabled
Chronic Disease Prevention
Veterans, Military Staff & Families Counseling
Mental Health Provision
Out of Scope
Strong track record of delivering complex programs with a clinical dimension
Significant "open space"
exists to further
expand our assessment
business
Independence and conflict-free status area competitive advantage
Hospital Facilities Management
Staffing Hospitals & Providing Acute Care
Prescribing Medications
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