Triad Strategies

We're proud to highlight our client Inperium, recently featured on CNBC Business for its innovative approach to strengthening nonprofits and human service organizations.

Inperium's unique model helps organizations expand their impact while maintaining their individual missions and identities. Through shared resources, operational support, and strategic expertise, nonprofits can focus more of their time and resources on serving their communities.

By supporting organizations across health, behavioral health, disability services, and other community-focused sectors, Inperium is helping build stronger, more sustainable services for individuals and families.

We're honored to support an organization that is advancing collaboration, innovation, and community impact across Pennsylvania and beyond.

Ryan Dewey Smith Featured on CNBC Business Minute In this CNBC Business Minute feature, Ryan Dewey Smith discusses th...

June is Great Outdoors Month and National Rivers Month, a time to recognize the natural resources that help make Pennsylvania a great place to live, work, and explore.

From our parks, trails, forests, and waterways to the more than 86,000 miles of rivers and streams that flow throughout the Commonwealth, Pennsylvania's outdoor spaces support recreation, tourism, local economies, and community wellbeing.

Whether you're hiking a favorite trail, kayaking a local river, fishing with family, or simply enjoying time outdoors, these natural assets connect our communities and enhance our quality of life.

This month, we celebrate the landscapes and waterways that help keep Pennsylvania thriving.

This Men’s Health Month, we are doing our part to help raise awareness about the importance of physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing.

Access to care, healthy habits, strong support networks, and preventive services all contribute to better health outcomes.

By promoting wellness and encouraging proactive healthcare, we can all help build healthier Pennsylvania communities.

Big news this morning! HB 2394 was voted favorably out of committee, bringing cancer screening for firefighters one step closer to becoming a reality. A special thank you to prime sponsor Rep. Joe Ciresi ()!

Happy ! Higher ed is a powerful tool for so many reasons—from opening doors for first-generation students to driving local economies. As we move through June and inch closer to the state budget deadline, a question everyone is focusing on is how Pennsylvania will support state and state-related universities. Check out this PennLive piece that covers some of the current conversations happening right now in Harrisburg: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05_F-y0

Pennsylvania’s largest universities warn: fund accountability now or lose competitive edge | Opinion As leaders of Pennsylvania’s three largest public universities — Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh and Temple University — we see every day what is possible when higher education and government work together.

loves good music. So we were excited to see the line up for the America250PA Concert Series, with events happening in Erie, Hershey, Wilkes-Barre, and Pittsburgh. This celebration highlights the people, places, and stories that have shaped Pennsylvania and our nation. Moments like these not only bring people together, but also help strengthen local communities and support tourism.

Learn more about the concert series through America250PA (https://na2.hubs.ly/H05_gmz0).

Anybody planning on attending? Maybe we'll see you there!

Erie – The Fray
Hershey – The Avett Brothers & Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
NEPA (Wilkes-Barre)– Lady A & En Vogue
Pittsburgh – Nelly & Third Eye Blind

This Memorial Day, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their legacies live on.

Congratulations to World Affairs Council of Philadelphia () intern Samuel Gatheca! Samuel was recognized by state Senator Vincent Hughes' Men Making a Difference initiative.

This award highlights Samuel’s leadership and community impact, while also reflecting the important work the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia does to foster civic engagement and global understanding.

Again, congratulations on receiving this honor.

From May 10–19, Pennsylvania celebrates Go Public Gardens Week 🌿

This initiative highlights the vital role public gardens play in strengthening communities, supporting environmental stewardship, and advancing education around conservation and sustainability. recognizes the impact of public gardens in connecting people to nature and to one another, while also contributing to local economies and community wellbeing. Across the state, these spaces serve as hubs for learning, research, workforce development, and public engagement.

🌱 This week is a great opportunity to spend some time in your local public garden, whether that’s exploring the grounds, supporting their work, or simply enjoying the space. Many gardens are also hosting events, workshops, and seasonal programs, offering meaningful ways to connect, learn, and get involved.

Public gardens thrive when communities show up. Take part, explore, and support the spaces that give so much back.

Mental health is essential to strong communities, and mental health providers are at the center of that work. On National Mental Health Provider Appreciation Day, we recognize the professionals who deliver care, advocate for patients, and help build systems that support long-term well-being. Their work highlights the importance of:
✔️ Access to care
✔️ Strong support systems
✔️ Thoughtful policy and investment
We’re grateful for the individuals working every day to advance mental health across our communities. To our partners, to our friends working in this space, we salute you.