We’re pleased to announce that Kinly has been recognized as one of New Jersey’s leading private businesses, securing 29th place in the 2026 NJBIZ Top 100 Privately Held Companies ranking.
The annual list recognizes the largest privately held companies headquartered in New Jersey. For 2026, the list was refined from a Top 250 ranking to a more selective Top 100, making inclusion an even greater achievement for Kinly.
Published by NJBIZ, the ranking highlights organizations that play a significant role in the state’s business community and economy. Kinly’s inclusion reflects our continued success in delivering workplace technology solutions that help organizations collaborate, communicate, and perform at their best, anywhere in the world. This year, we were honored to have secured a spot in the top 30 at No. 29.
With decades of expertise and a strong presence in New Jersey, the ranking recognizes the efforts we take in helping customers navigate the evolving demands of hybrid work, digital transformation, and workplace collaboration.
Ken Scaturro, CEO, Kinly, said:
“This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our people and the trust our customers place in us every day. To be named among the top 30 privately held companies in New Jersey is an honor and reflects the hard work, innovation, and customer focus that define our business.
As organizations continue to rethink how people connect and collaborate, we remain fully committed to delivering exceptional workplace experiences that help businesses and their people to collaborate, perform, and succeed.”
By reducing its long-standing Top 250 Private Companies list to a Top 100, NJBIZ have made inclusion more selective in recognition as New Jersey’s largest privately held companies.
For us, this serves as both a milestone and a reminder of our ongoing commitment to innovation, service excellence, and long-term customer partnerships. As workplace technology continues to evolve, we are fully focused on helping organizations create connected, productive, and future-ready environments.
