Podcast: Nogin Co-Founder/CEO Jan-Christopher Nugent & SWAG’s Jon Huberman
by Kristi Marvin on 2022-08-18 at 7:32am

This week, we speak with Jan-Christopher Nugent, Co-Founder and CEO of Nogin and Jon Huberman, Chairman, CEO and CFO of Software Acquisition Group Inc. III (Nasdaq: SWAG). The two announced a $658 million combination agreement in February of 2022.

Nogin provides commerce-as-a-service for ecommerce clients – putting their marketing, payments and shipping process all under a single umbrella.

Jan talks about how the current market conditions have driven a greater demand for efficiencies among ecommerce players, while Jon describes how the Software SPAC team has shifted strategy with the changing market tides in its third combination since 2020.

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