With $1 billion in client revenue generated over their careers, the leadership team at New York-based DigiCom has secured the agency a spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list for the second year in a row, marking 105% revenue growth over the past three-year cycle.
Fewer than 10% of companies in the history of the Inc. 5000 have achieved the milestone of six consecutive years on the list. Rancho Cordova-based Samuel Hale secured its place on the 2026 Honor Roll by posting 113% revenue growth, ranking 2,797th nationally and 50th within the insurance sector.
Safety equipment provider GME Supply has launched Gearcor PRO, a digital procurement platform designed to consolidate ordering systems across its three primary brands. The software addresses the fragmented nature of industrial purchasing by centralizing catalogs, approval workflows, and financial tracking for large-scale trade operations and field service teams.
Pennsylvania-based Zook Cabins has earned its fifth placement on the Inc. 5000 list, ranking 2991st among the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. This latest recognition highlights the modular home builder’s sustained expansion since its 2006 inception, marking a significant milestone for the firm’s national footprint.
Parents testing the SightAware contactless baby monitor in their own homes have propelled the Charleston-based device to a 2026 National Parenting Product Award. Evaluators highlighted the system’s ability to track sleep states and skin temperature without the need for wearable sensors, WiFi connectivity, or smartphone applications.
Securing the 2,141st spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, Los Angeles-based SoLo Funds has marked its first appearance among America’s fastest-growing private companies. The recognition underscores the platform’s rapid expansion in community-based finance, where it connects individual lenders and borrowers through a proprietary AI intelligence layer.
Sanford-based OnlineLabels is lowering the barrier for small-batch printing by reducing order minimums to 50 pieces and slashing prices by an average of 19%. This shift, supported by upgrades to their Florida production facility, allows brands and creators to access professional-grade, weather-resistant vinyl without committing to high-volume inventory.
For the fourth year running, Austin-based Alafair Biosciences has earned a place on the Inc. 5000 list. The medical device manufacturer, which specializes in biopolymer technology for orthopedic soft-tissue protection, continues its streak of rapid revenue growth while scaling its surgical product portfolio.
When Design & Construction Week concluded in Orlando, the divide between building systems and interior design had effectively evaporated. For brands navigating the 2026 International Builders' Show and Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, the path to market influence shifted from mere product display toward immersive, narrative-driven brand experiences.
By bypassing traditional trenching and grid dependency, the Sun 'N Lake Improvement District has deployed 375 solar-powered LED streetlights across its Florida community. This infrastructure overhaul utilizes a service-based model to modernize roadway safety while avoiding the significant upfront capital and logistical disruptions typical of conventional utility grid expansion projects.
A North Carolina motorcycle dealership has turned missed phone calls into a revenue stream by integrating Revmo AI into its operations. Between May and July 2026, the technology captured $37,000 in after-hours business, proving that automated systems can handle complex customer requests without sacrificing the personal touch required in high-volume retail.
AbsenceSoft has earned the No. 2685 position on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, marking its second appearance in the annual ranking of America’s fastest-growing private companies. The Denver-based software firm reported a 120% revenue increase over the past three years, highlighting the rising demand for automated leave and accommodations management.
John Kawaja, a veteran executive with tenures at TaylorMade and Xponential Fitness, has been appointed president of DataSnap. He is tasked with scaling the company’s predictive intelligence portfolio and directing the U.S. market entry of enterprise AI firm RevenueSignals as part of a new strategic partnership.
Three young athletes from Pennsylvania and California have been selected as the winners of the third annual Little League Challenger Division pin design contest. Their original artwork will be transformed into official trading pins to be distributed during the 2026 Exhibition Game in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Haleon plc has initiated a cash tender offer to repurchase all of its outstanding $1.999 billion 3.375% senior notes due in March 2027. The move, executed by its subsidiary Haleon US Capital LLC, serves as a proactive measure to optimize the company’s debt portfolio in alignment with established capital allocation priorities.
The U.S. Army has exercised the first option year of a five-year, $45.2 million contract with Atlanta-based CodeMettle. The agreement ensures the continued deployment of ConOptic software, a platform designed to streamline network orchestration and command-and-control operations for battalions operating in contested tactical environments.
For the fifth consecutive year, insurance payments platform ePayPolicy has earned a place on the Inc. 5000 list, ranking 2,267th among the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. This latest recognition follows the company reaching a milestone of 12,000 active customers on its specialized financial network.
Persistent salt air and abrasive volcanic dust are forcing Oahu’s hospitality and medical sectors to rethink routine janitorial maintenance. Renue Hawaii has launched a specialized asset preservation initiative designed to strip away years of embedded wear, aiming to extend the lifecycle of flooring infrastructure and delay costly capital replacements.
AirCARE1 has secured Federal Aviation Administration authorization to carry and administer inhaled nitric oxide aboard its Learjet 60 fleet. This regulatory milestone allows the air ambulance provider to maintain specialized respiratory support for medically fragile patients during long-range transport, ensuring continuous care from bedside to bedside.
Shoppers navigating the snack aisle face a labyrinth of labels, but a new standard aims to simplify the search. Northbrook-based Go Raw has secured independent Non-UPF Verification for its Organic Sea Salt Sprouted Pumpkin Seeds, marking a shift toward greater transparency for minimally processed, plant-based foods in the national market.
With a US$1.5 billion pre-transaction valuation in sight, Singapore-based Nanyang Biologics has secured notice of effectiveness from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for its Form F-4 registration statement, marking a definitive step toward the company's debut on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker symbol NYB.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted FibroBiologics patent No. 12,691,147, covering a method to improve the survival and integration of transplanted insulin-producing islets. By utilizing fibroblast cells to optimize the transplant microenvironment, the Houston-based company aims to overcome the critical failure rates currently limiting Type 1 diabetes treatment.
Moving beyond the constraints of digital screens, Urban One is launching a live, multi-city tour titled ONE Yard: The HBCU Experience. The media powerhouse aims to combat what it identifies as "algorithm fatigue" among Gen Z by creating physical, community-focused hubs at campuses across the country.
As digital advertising grapples with a tightening web of state and global regulations, the IAB Tech Lab has unveiled significant updates to its Privacy Standards Portfolio. The revisions, targeting the Global Privacy Protocol and Data Deletion Request Framework, aim to streamline compliance for companies operating across fragmented legal landscapes.
Most group vacations hit a wall before they begin, suffocated by the burden of scheduling conflicts, upfront deposits, and awkward budget conversations. WeGoing!, a new travel platform based in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, aims to solve this by distributing planning tasks and payments across the entire group instead of one organizer.
Thousands of global nominations culminated in Los Angeles this week as the eighth annual Pet Innovation Awards named Golden Pet Brands the industry's top direct-to-consumer performer. The company also secured two individual product honors, cementing its footprint in the premium, minimally processed pet nutrition market.
Dresher-based financial services firm Ascensus has rebranded its small business retirement offering as Ascensus Essentials, introducing new 3(16) administrative fiduciary services and a specialized 401(k) solution featuring Vanguard investments to simplify plan management for employers and their advisors.
The seasonal obsession with pumpkin spice has arrived early in the snack aisle as Flipz partners with Dunkin' to release a new donut-flavored covered pretzel. Available nationwide through October, the limited-edition treat aims to replicate the profile of Dunkin’s signature Pumpkin Cake Donut by blending sweet, salty, and warm spice notes.
Ten years after founding Rescue Pack, former tech executive Kathy Wiesner has turned the distribution of surplus pet supplies into a regional lifeline. Based in West Chicago, the nonprofit has moved over 51 million meals across the Great Lakes, proving that corporate-style supply chain discipline can transform animal welfare.
After supporting over 900 publishers globally, ad tech firm Publift is officially planting its flag in the United States. The company announced today the appointment of former Freestar veteran Cooper Merkow as Director of Publisher Development, tasking him with scaling the firm’s programmatic advertising reach across the country.
