TRNDY Social ranks No. 372 on the Inc. 5000, joining fellow honorees at the Nasdaq opening bell
Photo: Nasdaq, Inc./ Vanja SavicTRNDY Social CEO and co-founder Mike Visnick represented the celebrity marketing company at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City on August 11, the same day TRNDY was officially named No.372 on the 2026 Inc.
5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.Visnick was invited to join the Inc.5000 Opening Bell celebration in Times Square alongside business leaders representing this year’s class of honorees.
The ceremony marked the official launch of the 2026 Inc.5000, with Inc.
editor-in-chief Mike Hofman ringing Nasdaq’s Opening Bell.For Visnick, the invitation followed the four-year-old company’s inclusion on the Inc.500 list, marking a notable milestone in its growth.TRNDY ranked No.
372 nationally after recording 944% revenue growth over the three-year period measured by Inc.The company also ranked No.
29 in Advertising, Marketing & PR, No.32 in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach metropolitan area and No.
49 among Florida companies.The Inc.5000 is one of the best-known benchmarks of private-company growth in the United States.
Companies on the 2026 list are ranked according to percentage revenue growth between 2022 and 2025 and must satisfy requirements around revenue, independence and private ownership before undergoing Inc.’s editorial review.This year’s honorees generated a combined $385 billion in 2025 revenue, while the median company on the list grew approximately 130% over the measurement period.Against that backdrop, TRNDY reported 944% growth, placing it within the first 400 companies listed on the national ranking.From Entrepreneur to Agency CEOMike Visnick co-founded TRNDY Social in 2022 alongside chief marketing officer Logan Simmons, building the company around a changing advertising environment in which brands increasingly need to reach consumers across television, streaming, social media and other digital channels.His path to TRNDY began years earlier in the direct-respons...