Bierman Autism Centers
Mark Ivory is an experienced financial professional currently serving as Controller at Bierman Autism Centers since September 2024. Previously, Mark held the role of Controller at MDwise, Inc. from April 2016 to September 2024, overseeing financial management operations for multiple health insurance entities. Mark's lengthy career includes positions such as VP Finance and Corporate Development at The College Network, Director of Nursing Knowledge International at Sigma Theta Tau International, and Vice President of Finance at MerchantWired. Mark's foundational career began at Ameritech Cellular and Interstate United Corporation. Mark holds an MBA in Marketing and a B.S. in Accountancy from Northern Illinois University.
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Bierman Autism Centers
Established in 2006, Bierman Autism Centers is a leading authority in delivering comprehensive ABA services for children diagnosed with Autism. We dedicate ourselves to empowering children to achieve measurable outcomes and progress at their own pace. Through a synergistic blend of Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, Speech and Occupational Therapy, and diagnostic services, we provide an encompassing support system for our children. At Bierman, we champion a playful approach to learning, skillfully intertwining education and enjoyment. This allows us to foster an environment where learning feels inviting and fun, seamlessly blending play into our teaching methods. Our effectiveness is demonstrated in the over 200 successful graduations we have facilitated thus far, marking significant milestones and transitions for children diagnosed with autism. Bierman Autism Centers continues to make a difference across various states, including Arizona, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. Our mission? To create progress and possibilities™ by empowering children to become confident and dynamic lifelong learners. Discover more about our transformative approach and commitment to fostering children's growth at www.biermanautism.com.