Ottawa, Can. – October 15, 2020 — Feenics, an Ottawa based provider of forward-thinking Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) solutions, has announced that Canadian Business has ranked Feenics No. 37 on the 32nd annual Growth List, the definitive ranking of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies. Produced by Canada’s premier business and current affairs media brands, the Growth List ranks Canadian businesses on five-year revenue growth.
“It’s always an incredible honor to be recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in the country,” stated Sam Shalaby, Founder and CEO of Feenics, “I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again now, the dedication and hard work our extraordinary team puts forth each and every day to serve our customers is what makes these awards possible. I am very proud of our team!”
“As the market for cloud based security continues to evolve, Feenics will continue to lead the way in helping customers move their security technologies to the cloud,” added Mr. Shalaby, “the on-going adoption of our Keep By FeenicsTM Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) platform which helped make this most recent recognition possible will also continue to fuel our growth into the future.”
“The companies on the 2020 Growth List are really exceptional. Their stories are a masterclass in how to survive when the economy throws a curveball. Despite turbulence, the 2020 Growth List companies showed resilience, spirit and, most importantly, empathy and strong leadership,” says Susan Grimbly, Growth List Editor. “As we celebrate over 30 years of the Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies program, it’s encouraging to see that the heart of Canada’s entrepreneurial community beats strong, even in tough times.”
Growth List winners are profiled in a special print issue of Canadian Business published with Maclean’s magazine and online at CanadianBusiness.com and GrowthList.ca.
Feenics continues to fortify its position as an ACaaS market leader. They are a Mercury Platinum level partner and are certified as an International Organization for Standardization ISO 9001:2015 company. Keep has been newly certified as a FICAM & FIPS-201-2 compliant solution. In addition, the company recently ranked No. 231 on the Globe & Mail Report on Business Top 400 List of fastest growing Canadian companies.
About Feenics
Feenics is paving the way for the future of physical security with innovative cloud-based access control solutions. Feenics is the maker of Keep, a cloud-hosted platform that provides extreme scalability, unprecedented flexibility and advanced security in ACaaS applications. It integrates native visitor management and a RESTful API that allows simple integration of complementary systems and open hardware devices, resulting in a lower total cost of ownership. Keep by Feenics offers on-site servers or offsite cloud deployment, hosted by Amazon Web Services. Leveraging Authentic Mercury Security open field hardware, Feenics works with industry leading video, intrusion and wireless lock manufacturers, delivering robust solutions through its value-added reseller partners around the world. For more information, visit feenics.com.
About the Growth List
For over 30 years, the Growth List ranking of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies (formerly the Growth 500) has been Canada’s most respected and influential ranking of entrepreneurial achievement. Originally developed by PROFIT and now published in a special Growth List print issue of Canadian Business (packaged with the December issue of Maclean’s magazine) and online at GrowthList.ca and CanadianBusiness.com, the Growth List ranks Canadian companies on five-year revenue growth, and the Startup List ranks Canadian new growth companies on two-year revenue growth. For more information on the ranking, visit GrowthList.ca.
About Canadian Business
Founded in 1928, Canadian Business is the longest-serving business publication in the country. It has fuelled the success of Canada’s business elite and, through the Growth List ranking, celebrates leadership, innovation, business strategy and management tactics. Learn more at CanadianBusiness.com
