Reports Q1 revenue $1.23B vs. $1.29B last year. “TriNet (TNET) is off to a strong start in 2026,” said CEO Mike Simonds. “The largest of our repricing efforts is behind us, expenses are prudently managed, and investments in our products and services are being made through internal development, acquisition, and partnerships. We are seeing building momentum in our go-to-market efforts, supported by stronger pipeline, a more tenured sales team, and accelerating channel activity. With the early success of TriNet Assistant, we believe our investments in AI position us to improve service, scale efficiently, and support a return to growth. 2026 stands to be an exciting year for TriNet.”
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