Brett DiNovi Net Worth 2026: CEO of Brett DiNovi & Associates

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Brett DiNovi's net worth. The $10 million figure and $500,000 yearly income on the earlier version of this page had no source, and they have been removed along with a wrongly named spouse and a description of him as a "media magnate." What can be documented is his business: DiNovi is a board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) and the founder and CEO of Brett DiNovi & Associates (BDA), an applied behavior analysis (ABA) company in Mount Laurel, New Jersey that works with schools and families of people with autism and other developmental disabilities in several states.

What is Brett DiNovi's net worth?

There is no published net worth figure for DiNovi from Forbes, Bloomberg or any business outlet, and his company does not report revenue or profits.

There are clues to its size. A 2021 press release for his book said BDA had close to 700 employees and consultants in New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, California, Maine and Florida. In June 2026, Behavioral Health Business analyzed federal Medicaid payment data and listed BDA among the 20 ABA providers that had received the most Medicaid money overall, and among the 10 of those that are founder- or family-owned rather than backed by private equity. The article did not give BDA's dollar total in its public text. Those facts point to a sizeable business, but they are not a basis for a net worth figure.

Brett DiNovi's yearly earnings, monthly income and salary

His salary and income have never been published. The income table on the old page ($500,000 a year, $41,000 a month) had no source and has been removed. As the owner and CEO of a private company, most of his income would come from the business, and those numbers are not public. He also earns from books, speaking and a YouTube channel on behavior analysis, but none of those earnings are disclosed.

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What Brett DiNovi & Associates does

BDA sends behavior analysts and technicians into homes and schools to work with children and adults with developmental disabilities. It also sells organizational behavior management (OBM), which applies the same principles to staff and leadership in school districts and businesses. It offers consultation by video as well.

• Base: Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
• Reach: eight states, including Maine, as of early 2026, according to the Bangor Daily News.
• Ownership: founder-owned, not private equity-backed, per Behavioral Health Business.
• Recognition: in 2019 New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton presented the firm with a ceremonial resolution during Developmental Disability Awareness Month, Insider NJ reported.

In a 2017 interview DiNovi said the company had been doubling in size each year and could only grow that fast by training his staff to lead.

Author and speaker

DiNovi co-wrote Behavioral Karma: The 5 Scientific Laws of Life & Leadership with Dr. Paul Gavoni, published around January 2021. The book sets out five behavior-science principles for work, parenting and leadership. According to the release, DiNovi has published in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis and has worked as a university instructor, conference speaker and expert witness. He runs a YouTube channel on applied behavior analysis with tens of thousands of subscribers and has been announced as a speaker at industry events in 2026.

Early life and education

DiNovi grew up in Williamstown, New Jersey and graduated from Williamstown High School in 1988, the Courier-Post reported. He was a state champion wrestler at 125 pounds as a senior and went on to wrestle at West Virginia University on a full scholarship. His exact birth date is not public; a 1988 high school graduation suggests he was born around 1970. The age, height and weight on the earlier page had no source and have been removed.

Brett DiNovi wife

The old page named his spouse as "Edward P. Krause," which no source supports, and it has been removed. In 2017 the Courier-Post reported that DiNovi was engaged to a woman named Marlene and had a daughter and two stepchildren. No reliable source since then confirms his marital status.

Professional life

DiNovi remains BCBA and CEO of BDA and still consults with school districts and businesses. The earlier page also said he sat on the advisory board of the B. F. Skinner Foundation; we could not confirm that and have removed it.

Recent news (2025-2026)

In February 2026 a Maine school district, RSU 71, named BDA as a possible tenant for an elementary school building it was proposing to close, to run a private school for students with the most significant needs. The Bangor Daily News reported that no agreement had been proposed and that the company has faced several lawsuits in other states: two workplace discrimination suits against the company and DiNovi (one dismissed in 2024, one settled in 2024), a 2023 injury claim, and a 2025 Pennsylvania suit alleging abuse of a minor by an employee. The company did not respond to the paper's request for comment.

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Why there is no reliable figure

BDA is private and owned by its founder. Its revenue, profit margin and any debt are not published, and Medicaid payments are only part of its income. Without those figures, any net worth number for DiNovi would be invented, so this page does not give one.