AdCare Health Systems, Inc., a nursing home and assisted living company providing high-quality care for patients and residents residing in the 44 facilities that it operates, announced it will be presenting at the Noble Financial Capital Markets’ 8th Annual Equity Conference. The conference will be held January 17-18, 2012, at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
AdCare’s chief executive officer, Boyd Gentry, and chief acquisition officer, Chris Brogdon, are scheduled to present on Tuesday, January 17, 2012, at 11:30 a.m. Eastern time. One-on-one meetings with the management team will be held throughout the day. The presentation will be video webcast live and available for replay via the investor relations section of AdCare’s website at www.adcarehealth.com.
AdCare management will discuss the emerging opportunities in the highly fragmented healthcare segments of senior assisted living and elderly nursing care, as well as talk about the progress of AdCare’s M&A program designed to build upon the company’s strong reputation for operational efficiency and high-quality living environments. Including the M&A transactions AdCare has closed and in the process of closing, the company expects its annualized revenue run-rate to exceed $320 million, which would represent an increase of 500% over last year.
The conference will showcase approximately 140 small-cap and micro-cap companies. The companies selected for this conference are found within these four general sectors: healthcare, technology, software, defense and media/entertainment. In order to arrive at a distinguished roster of companies, Noble Financial’s senior equity research team evaluates close to 1,000 potential presenters.
Noble Financial, a research driven, full-service investment banking boutique, is as discriminating with its invitations to institutional investors as it is with the companies invited to present. Rather than just focusing on crowding the conference floor, Noble Financial carefully invites a smaller audience of investors with a large appetite for the companies presenting; quality always trumps quantity.
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