Gambit Corporate Finance acted as lead advisor to the shareholders of Do-IT on its sale to Lexxic.
Do-IT, founded by Professor Amanda Kirby, is an internationally recognised tech-for-good company that has created highly effective web-based tools, supported by training and consultancy services, to deliver market-leading solutions across a wide and expanding range of sectors including corporate, justice and education.
The Do-IT Profiler System solution is a web-based, person-centred neurodiversity, cognitive and well-being screening and assessment system that helps enable every person to achieve their potential. Alongside Profiler, Do-IT has developed a comprehensive suite of sector-specific neurodiversity training resources helping organisations to further understand and embrace neurodiversity.
Lexxic is a leading specialist psychological consultancy whose mission is to inspire a world that supports and values the talents of neurodivergent minds, empowering individuals to be their best selves. This landmark partnership unites Lexxic’s established clinical and consultancy expertise with Do-IT Solutions’ innovative digital-first approach. The collaboration enables seamless support that spans the neurodiversity journey, from fast and accessible digital screening through to personalised assessments and tailored support. This integration ensures clients and individuals receive unmatched, continuous support, expanding accessibility while enhancing individual and organisational outcomes.
Gambit Corporate Finance acted as lead advisor to the shareholders of Do-IT on initiating, negotiating, structuring and project managing the transaction. The Gambit team was led by Frank Holmes (Partner), Kate Jones (Manager) and Sean David (Executive).
Professor Kirby commented “The Gambit team have stood by me and the business for a number of years and have provided the most fitting and professional outcome via this union with Lexxic, a great success all round.”
