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Sapience Analytics: Sapience CEO Bradley Killinger Named a 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 Honoree

MCKINNEY, TX / ACCESS Newswire / July 23, 2026 / Bradley Killinger, CEO of Sapience Analytics, has been named a Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honoree.

The Titan 100 recognizes Dallas-Fort Worth's Top 100 CEOs and C-level executives, the region's most accomplished leaders who have not only built extraordinary companies but have redefined what it means to lead. These Titans exemplify excellence through their vision, passion, and integrity, creating lasting impact across industries and communities.

Collectively, the 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honorees and their companies generate more than $53 billion in annual revenue and employ over 163,000 individuals across the region and beyond, with nearly half exceeding $60 million in annual revenue.

"The inaugural class of Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 honorees represents 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. These leaders stand as proof that the future of business is driven by those who turn vision into lasting impact."

Since Bradley assumed leadership in 2017, Sapience has evolved into a Workforce Intelligence platform used by Finance, IT, Operations, and HR leaders to measure workforce capacity, optimize labor utilization, and quantify the impact of AI adoption across the enterprise. Sapience has analyzed more than one trillion work hours for organizations including global banks, insurers, technology integrators, digital solution providers, and health care systems. Under Bradley's leadership, Sapience has grown from a regional software provider into a recognized leader in enterprise workforce intelligence, helping organizations navigate the future of work.

"Being named a Titan 100 honoree is a reflection of the entire Sapience team," said Killinger. "Our mission has always been to help organizations see work more clearly so they can make better decisions for their people. Recognition like this belongs to everyone who has helped build that vision."

Bradley Killinger will be honored at the 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 Awards held on October 7, 2026, at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. This elegant, cocktail-style awards event will unite 100 Titans of Industry for an unforgettable evening of inspiration, camaraderie, and connection. It is more than an event; it is a gathering of leaders who elevate one another and redefine excellence.

Christopher Souza, President & CEO at Oasis Amenities, shared the following message in recognition of this year's honorees:

"We are excited to honor the inaugural class of Titans in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. We consider this one of the best markets in the US with some of the best talent to back it up."

About Sapience

Headquartered in McKinney, Texas, Sapience is the Workforce Intelligence platform that captures task-level digital work signals across the enterprise, creating the measurement layer organizations need to quantify AI-generated workforce capacity, optimize labor utilization, and govern productivity in AI-augmented environments.

From a simple idea about personal productivity to a platform trusted by some of the world's most innovative organizations, Sapience's history is really the story of a single, consistent question: what is really happening inside the workday? Years later, the company built to answer it is still asking - at a scale, and with a precision. Learn more at sapienceanalytics.com.

Media Contact

Name: Stephanie LeBeauf
Title: Corporate Program Manager
Email: stephanie.lebeauf@sapienceanalytics.com | Phone: 469-447-8260

SOURCE: Sapience Analytics



View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire:
https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/business-and-professional-services/sapience-ceo-bradley-killinger-named-a-2026-dallas-fort-worth-ti-1194928

© 2026 ACCESS Newswire
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