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Fast Company Names "Growth Agents 2026"

Fast Company has released its "Growth Agents 2026" list, highlighting leaders across industries who are driving significant corporate growth and innovation.

1 October 2026
Fast Company Names "Growth Agents 2026"

Fast Company has unveiled its "Growth Agents 2026" list, recognizing individuals who are spearheading growth and innovation within their respective organizations. The compilation features professionals from a diverse range of sectors.

Notable individuals include Adam Schneider, SVP of Digital Strategy at Victrola, who has navigated the resurgence of vinyl records for the historic audio company. IMAX CFO Natasha Fernandes has overseen the cinema chain's record-breaking ticket sales post-pandemic. Lyle Honig Mojica, CFO at AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), has been instrumental in scaling the organization into the world's largest HIV/AIDS healthcare provider.

Other recognized leaders include David Lehanski, Executive Vice President of Innovation and Growth Strategy for the National Hockey League (NHL), credited with increasing viewership and media deals. Britt East, CIO at John Boos & Co., has modernized the manufacturing firm to meet contemporary customer demands for speed and transparency. Dr. Laura Mauri, Chief Scientific and Medical Officer at Medtronic, has directed substantial investments in healthcare technology development.

The list also features Megan Klag, Finance Director and Controller at Austin Cutlery & Tool, for expanding product lines and international reach. Christopher Pesce, CFO of Propio Language Services, has emphasized the critical role of language access in diverse markets. Rick Place, Partner at Syskoplan Reply, has advised on the adoption of cloud computing, AI, and data analytics for midsize companies undergoing digital transformation.

The "Growth Agents 2026" list underscores the ongoing importance of strategic leadership and forward-thinking initiatives in business. Fast Company previously closed applications for its "Most Innovative Companies Awards" in early October.

Original source: fastcompany.com