How Lumary CEO Joseph Mercorella grew to $11M revenue with a 144 person team in 2024.

In 2024, Lumary's revenue reached $11M. The company previously reported $8.7M in 2023. Since its launch in 2009, Lumary has shown consistent revenue growth.

Joseph Mercorella

Joseph is the CEO and Co-founder of Lumary, where he leads the company in delivering a multi-purpose technology platform that services the disability and aged care sectors. Since a young age, Joseph has been passionate about building businesses that are customer-centric, and that genuinely do right by the communities in which they serve. Its this passion that has led him in being a successful businessman over the last 15 years. Part of this journey has always been about pushing the limits, and seeing an opportunity in what his customers needed. It was in 2013, when the NDIS was rolled out by the Australian Government, that Joseph identified the need for technology solutions that could deal with the complex relationships between providers, consumers and partners all participating in the funding program. Joseph worked tirelessly to create a product that would meet client needs, while ensuring compliance and governance with the NDIA. In 2017, when Lumary was established, it was this solution that helped develop a commercially competitive environment, which is what’s ultimately best for the consumer. Currently his focus remains on the development and ongoing strategic direction of the company, whilst pushing the boundaries in what technology and his team can achieve for this sector. He continues to be as passionate about building a product, team and culture that is focused on putting the customer first, and which ensures the most positive social impact possible. During his personal time, Joseph spends time with his family. Otherwise you can find him playing football or watching motorsports. Joseph’s personal mission, and one which is driven throughout Lumary, is to support and make a difference in the community they serve, and to leave a legacy that truly impacted a very important part of Australia’s health care journey. This continues to be the driver behind the success of the Lumary business.

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Lumary employs approximately 144 people as of 2026, up from 142 in 2023, including 15 sales reps that carry a quota.

Lumary operates across multiple industries. Browse revenue, funding, and growth data for Lumary in each sector below.

• Other Collaboration Software
• Health Care Software
• Healthcare Analytics Software
• Patient Relationship Management (PRM) Software