Quick Highlights
- Safety Services Company CEO, Matt Lincoln, has been named a 2026 Phoenix Titan 100 honoree.
- The Phoenix Titan 100 recognizes the region's top 100 CEOs and C-level executives for leadership, vision, and business impact.
- Together, this year's Phoenix Titan 100 honorees and their companies generate more than $10 billion in annual revenue and employ over 60,000 people across the region.
- Honorees will be featured in a limited-edition Titan 100 book and profiled online, and will be celebrated at an awards ceremony on September 24, 2026, at Chateau Luxe.
- We see this recognition as a reflection of our whole team's work building compliance infrastructure that contractors and hiring clients can trust.
We're proud to announce that our CEO, Matt Lincoln, has been named a 2026 Phoenix Titan 100 honoree, joining a select group of the region's most accomplished business leaders.
What the Phoenix Titan 100 Recognizes
The Titan 100 program, presented by Titan CEO with headline sponsor Alerus, recognizes Phoenix's top 100 CEOs and C-level executives. Honorees are selected using criteria that include demonstrating exceptional leadership, vision, and passion within their industries. Collectively, the 2026 Phoenix Titan 100 class and their companies generate more than $10 billion in annual revenue and employ over 60,000 people across the region and beyond.
"This year's Titans represent more than success; they embody resilience, purpose, and transformation," said Jaime Zawmon, President of Titan CEO. "Being a Titan is not just a title; it is a mindset, a way of leading with courage, serving with integrity, and creating something that outlasts you. It is about lifting those around you and leaving a legacy that inspires others to rise."
As headline sponsor, Tommy Olson, CEO of Alerus, added: "The Titan 100 community unites visionary executives across the Phoenix market who drive innovation, economic growth, and transformative impact across the Valley. What makes this group so special is their unwavering commitment to collaboration, exceptional vision, and genuine passion for elevating one another and the region."
A Recognition Rooted in Teamwork
For us, this Phoenix Titan 100 honor is more than an award. It's recognition of the people who build the systems, answer the calls, and catch the details before they become problems.
Compliance work isn't glamorous, it's deadlines, documentation, and details that go unnoticed until something is missing. That's the world our team lives in every day, and it’s why we built Safety Services Company the way we did: not as a tool to manage one platform, but as the infrastructure that gives contractors and hiring clients the confidence of knowing. Knowing their workforce is compliant. Knowing nothing's been missed. Knowing they can answer leadership's questions before they're even asked.
That vision, a centralized, trusted system where compliance truth is structured, visible, and scalable across every company, site, and worker, doesn't belong to one person. It belongs to every member of our team who shows up to solve problems most people never think about, so our clients don't have to.
Celebrating the Honor
Matt Lincoln and the rest of the 2026 Phoenix Titan 100 class will be honored at the Titan 100 awards celebration on September 24, 2026, at Chateau Luxe Event Venue. The elegant, cocktail-style event will bring together 100 Titans of Industry for an evening of celebration, camaraderie, and networking unlike anything else in the Phoenix business community. Honorees will also be featured in a limited-edition Titan 100 book and profiled online, with opportunities to connect with fellow Titans throughout the year.
We couldn't be prouder to celebrate Matt's well-deserved Phoenix Titan 100 recognition, and we see it as a reflection of our whole team's commitment to building compliance infrastructure that contractors and hiring clients can rely on every day.
This recognition is only possible because of the trust our clients place in us every day, the same trust that drives everything we build.
