Succurri Named Finalist in 2026 MSP Titans Awards

Succurri has been named one of 10 national finalists in the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards AI-Powered category. The recognition spotlights the Washington-based MSP’s AI consulting and implementation work as the company expands services across clients in Washington, Arizona and Montana.

Why it matters: - The finalist nod puts Succurri among a small group of MSPs recognized nationally for AI-driven service innovation. - The award category highlights how managed service providers are using AI and automation to improve client support. - The recognition lands as more businesses are trying to decide where AI fits and where it does not.

What happened: - Succurri was named a finalist in the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards in the AI-Powered category. - The company is one of 10 finalists nationwide. - The announcement was made Oct. 9, 2026. - Succurri is based in Washington and also has local teams in Arizona and Montana.

The details: - The nomination recognizes Succurri’s AI Consulting and Implementation Services. - Succurri has spent more than 20 years helping small and mid-sized businesses keep technology reliable and secure. - Managing Partners Grant Eckstrom, vCISO, and Andrew Eckstrom, vCIO, lead the company’s security and technology strategy. - Andrew Eckstrom said the company starts with the business problem first and recommends AI only when it will actually help. - Succurri’s AI services are built around two disciplines: AI Business Requirements and Agentic AI System Builds. - AI Business Requirements focuses on identifying where AI belongs in a client’s operations and where it does not. - Agentic AI System Builds focuses on systems designed for ongoing work rather than a demo or proof of concept. - Succurri also offers AI readiness assessments, roadmaps, tool selection and configuration, rollout support, security, change management, monitoring and ongoing tuning. - The company works with small and mid-sized businesses in professional services, healthcare, construction, financial services and manufacturing. - Succurri says its model is to operate like a local neighbor rather than a distant vendor. - The company says local teams in Everett, Mesa and Kalispell are a competitive advantage versus national MSPs without a local presence and break-fix providers that cannot scale with a growing business. - The company says its community involvement is part of the same service standard.

Between the lines: - The finalist spot signals that AI consulting is becoming a core differentiator for MSPs, not just an add-on service. - Succurri is positioning itself around restraint as much as capability, with an emphasis on telling clients when AI is not the right move. - The company is pairing technical services with local-market relationships to compete on trust, not just tooling. - MSP Titans of the Industry is presented by MSP Success and recognizes category-specific innovation, business impact, customer service and broader MSP-community contributions. - Finalists are chosen through a multi-stage review by industry experts. - Winners are also evaluated on innovation, growth impact, customer service and community effects. - The awards gala will honor finalists and winners in front of hundreds of peers. - The program also supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital through a partnership with GTIA, with $100 donated for every completed application.

What's next: - Winners will be announced Dec. 9, 2026, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. - Succurri will continue expanding and supporting its AI consulting and implementation services across its Washington, Arizona and Montana markets. - More information is available in the company’s announcement and on Grant Eckstrom’s LinkedIn profile.

The bottom line: - Succurri is using the finalist recognition to underscore a broader pitch: AI should be deployed selectively, built carefully and tied to real business outcomes.